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Southern California Mainly Gets its Water from northern California as we all know.
They have Very Big or they can even be small tubes that transpo0rt water possibly to and from southern Cali.
These big or small tubes are called Aquaducts, Cannals and or just pipes.
Southern California Mainly Gets its Water from northern California as we all know.
They have Very Big or they can even be small tubes that transpo0rt water possibly to and from southern Cali.
These big or small tubes are called Aquaducts, Cannals and or just pipes.
aquaducts are also very common for getting water to and from California :)
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Which plant grows in dry areas?
Cacti are well-known for growing in dry, arid areas. They have adapted to survive in these conditions by storing water in their thick stems and having spines to reduce water loss through transpiration.
What is dry spells?
A dry spell refers to a period of time with little to no rain or precipitation. It can lead to drought conditions, affecting agriculture, water supply, and the environment. Dry spells can have significant impacts on ecosystems and human activities that rely on water.
What was the dry blowers used for?
Dry blowers were used in the early goldfields to extract gold from dry soil without the need for water. It used air to separate the lighter material from the heavier gold particles, allowing miners to extract gold in areas where water was scarce.
What is the name of abnormal dry weather for a specific area that is sufficiently prolonged?
The term for abnormal dry weather that is sufficiently prolonged is "drought." Droughts can have serious impacts on agriculture, water supply, and ecosystems.
Why is there more rainfall in the winter?
There isn't! Usually warmer air can transport more water, so in general you have more rain in the sommer. Maybe you come from California or the Mediteranean, these areas get influenced in the sommer, by dry the same dry air that influences the very dry regions further south (mexiko and sahara) the whole year long. For this reason these regions have a dry sommer, you call this climate sommer-dry. China for example is sommer-humid. And India gets the monsun in spring that lasts several months. Climate is very diverse!
How do water projects suppy water to dry areas of California?
Water projects in California, such as the State Water Project and the Central Valley Project, transport water from wetter regions to arid areas through a network of reservoirs, aqueducts, and canals. These projects collect water from sources like the Sierra Nevada snowpack and rivers, storing it for distribution during dry seasons. Additionally, groundwater recharge initiatives and conservation efforts help sustain water supplies in drought-prone regions. Together, these strategies aim to ensure a reliable water supply for agricultural, urban, and environmental needs in California's dry areas.
How do humans provide fresh water in dry areas?
Humans provide fresh water in dry areas by purifying the water.
Can Arizona and California be alike an any way?
they both are dry, get there water from somewhere else, and in some areas, bith be considered desert climate
How do farmers in the California Valley get water during the dry seasons?
Farmers in the California Valley get water during dry seasons primarily through irrigation systems that rely on reservoirs, wells, canals, and pipelines for water delivery. In particular, they may also use technology like drip irrigation to efficiently water crops and maximize water usage. Some farmers also participate in water-sharing agreements or utilize groundwater pumping to supplement their water supply during dry spells.
A system to artificially supply dry land with water?
Irrigation systems such as irrigation ditches, channels and canals artificially supply dry land with water.A river is a system which supplies dry land with water naturally, not artificially.
How do rivers flow in dry weather?
Rivers still flow in dry weather because where they get their water from (source in the mountains) there is still a supply of water (icy mountains; ice, springs). So even if its dry in the country, its not dry at the source where the water comes from so the river is still able to flow because it has a supply of water. :) Hope you understood :)
How would you cut down on roaches food supply and water supply?
To cut down on a roach's food supply, keep your kitchen and dining areas clean by promptly cleaning up spills, crumbs, and food residue, and storing food in airtight containers. For their water supply, fix any leaks and ensure that sinks and countertops are dry, as roaches are attracted to moisture. Additionally, remove any standing water and regularly check for damp areas in your home. Implementing these measures will create an inhospitable environment for roaches.
Where is the Yerba santa shrub grown?
Grows in dry, hilly areas of California and Northern Mexico.
Is date palm in the coastal areas?
No, they are found in dry desert areas. Palm Springs California has groves of date palms. Hence the name.
Do echidnas like dry places?
Echidnas are found in almost all habitats. They prefer dry areas for digging, but they can be found wherever there is a plentiful supply of termites and/or ants.
The planet with areas of dry riverbed features with dry tributaries suggesting a former abundance of liquid water is?
Mars
Which areas in the US have hot dry summers?
Quite a few areas in the US do, including Georgia, Arizona, New Mexico, and Kansas. While Florida and southern California would be hot, they would not be dry. They border oceans. So they would be hot and muggy, not dry.
