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Originally Posted by GH85Carrera

This is the preserved shell of a giant 'ancient armadillo' creature called Glyptodont that roamed the earth around 20,000 years ago. A farmer in Argentina uncovered four of them in a dried-out riverbed near Buenos Aires in February 2020.




Water levels at Shasta Lake.

One of your best posts in a while!

That pick of Shasta Lake (Lake Shasta?) is amazing. It may not look like a big difference, but I suspect that difference accounts for an enormous amount of water.

Regarding the subsidence in Cali, when these huge volumes of water come in and sit on top of the land, do they increase the subsidence before they have a chance to soak in? Especially that one spot, what is it the San Joaquin Valley and Lake Tulare?


Mar 7


Mar 17 - the flooding is brown and starts near corcoran


Mar 27


Apr 1