@article{1481189,
      recid = {1481189},
      author = {LaDochy, Stephen, and Witiw, Michael,},
      title = {Fire and rain : California's changing weather and climate  /},
      pages = {1 online resource (xxxiii, 249 pages) :},
      abstract = {This book shows how California's weather and climate have  drastically changed and what we can expect in the near  future. California's weather and climate are becoming as  common a topic in the media as inflation and wars. It comes  into our lives during heat waves when we require more  cooling and during droughts when we are asked to limit our  use of water. We may not be able to visit state and  national parks when fires rage nearby. Indeed, California  does have weather. LaDochy and Witiw dispel the erroneous  myths about the state's climate in a colorful, entertaining  way. California does have seasons. It does rain in Southern  California. It is not always sunny and mild throughout the  year. And not all El Niños bring abundant rainfall every  time throughout the state. These and other myths are  discussed and dismissed with the latest science and  remarkable vignettes. The authors describe the diversity of  the state's physical environment, both natural and man-made  and how climate cange is currently altering this diverse  environment. Climate change, in the past, present and  future, continues to influence this most populous state.  Yes, California does have weather.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/1481189},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-32273-0},
}