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'Ridiculous Ridge' May Be Back to Prolong California Drought

KQED News Staff

Jan 23, 2015 at

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All that rain we got in December got us thinking that the drought has ended. Most parts of California are on track for a record-dry January that likely means a fourth straight year of drought. Where did all the rain and snow go? The answer has been sitting over our heads for weeks.

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