Yes. The Mojave Desert is in Southern California. Death Valley, there, is often the record-breaker for "highest temperature of the day" in the U.S. Also, part of the Sonoran Desert extends into the southern part of the state under the name od the Colorado Desert.
calif is 2/3 desert...so yes it is mostly desert.
it is in some places but it has very different environments
Yes, Bakersfield is in the desert. It averages about 6.5 inches of rain per year. The city is located near the western edge of the Mojave Desert.
There are three deserts that enter California:
Mojave Desert
Sonoran Desert (aka Colorado Desert)
Great Basin Desert
Yes, the Mojave Desert of California is the driest desert in the United States.
No, California is not considered as mostly desert. California also has areas of forests, mountains, plains and Coastlines.
Only a small part.
The Mojave Desert of California is the driest desert in the United States. The Mojave Desert lies in the rainshadow of the Coast Ranges and receives an average annual precipitation of 5 inches.
California - the Mojave Desert is the driest in the United States.
Death Valley in the Mojave Desert in California is the driest desert in the United States.
desert
The Mojave Desert is the driest desert in the US, with an average of 5 inches of rain per year.
The Mojave Desert is the driest region in the United States.
Death Valley in the Mojave Desert of California has the hottest and driest climate in the United States.
The Mojave Desert of California receives the least amount of rainfall per year.
The Sechura Desert (also known as the Nazca Desert) is not the driest in the world. It does border on the Atacama Desert which many consider the driest desert.
The Desert is the driest biome.
The Atacama is the driest and only desert in Chile.
The Atacama desert, the driest desert in the world.