So how does California deal with a drought?

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Originally Posted by Morrigoon

Water your lawn at 2am, cut down on the amount of water you give it (you can, you know, since there is time for it to be absorbed by the ground without losing much to evaporation.

Restaurants no longer automatically serve water to you - you have to ask for it.

Don't wash your car so often.

Fix running toilets - a "slow" leak in a toilet can waste a TON of water. If you hear your toilet "running" on its own, it means there's a leak.

I can't remember a time when we weren't being told that we were in a drought, so it's really nothing new to me.

Now the Floridian news stations never said anything about watering the lawn at night after sundown... that sounds like a great idea for the people who have homeowners associations, myself my front lawn is either dead or weed grass while my backyard grows with the creek as a water source.

it seems FLA and southern California are similar with having drought conditions for long periods of time...

perhaps we could get a tropical storm to restart the weather cycle in fla and GA.