Comment Re:Thankfully... (Score 3, Informative) 78
You have no idea what you are talking about. The Bay Delta region is predominantly freshwater and there are hundreds of dikes and dams through the area. The controlling factor for how much water goes to Southern California is called the State Water Project and that is dependent on snow melt from the Sierra Nevada mountains to the east. No snow, no flow. No rain, no snow. Because of a normal snow pack during last year, Southern California is expected to have most of it's allotment from the State Water Project. Most of the reservoirs are now full because people use much less water in the winter. The high winds makes the availability of water a moot point. You can't fly in those conditions and drop water. The wind also pushes embers over any fire breaks meaning people on the ground have real challenges containing the blazes. Maybe stick to stuff you know instead of regurgitating nonsense.
