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Trump : I'll turn Gaza into HELL!!!! God : Nope. I'LL TURN AMERICA INTO HELL 😋

It is not a shortage of water but a major water distribution problem and local storage issue. In this case, Lake Mead and the water from the Owens Valley has little to do with it. But MAGA beard dudes trying to $$$$$$ on TH-cam always have the wrong info. In other words, the lack of water at the hydrants in Pacific Palisades had to do with one water storage facility empty for repairs; the the tanks on the hillsides insufficient for this situation (they could use more) and so many fire fighters using the water at the same time and not to forget that the homes that burned down, the water was running out at the mains when the supply pipes were severed at the destruction of the homes.

You lit the fire and got to to the computer for the first Baja Water Watch for 2025! 🔥🔥🔥

Wonder if all major property insurance companies are doing good??

The Los Angeles area gets water from three main sources, not just two. There is also a large water import from Northern California via the California Aqueduct along the Central Valley.

Regarding NO water, every house that is on fire now has an open water main poring water into the house. Be the main PEX or copper the joints melt that is the reason there is no water at the fire hydrant. Yes the supply is being strained but the BS on some reporting is miss information. This needs to be called out. It is sad the American people just can't think for themselves. This video is not helping with the misinformation.

Good briefing. I was just commenting on another forum, how the Colorado river compact negotiations are going to be interesting. This event will make it more.

Keep in mind water shortage is only present in some neighborhoods. Typically these areas were not designed for an unlimited amount of water. You need to look at the water delivery system in just that neighborhood. Nothing tondomeith Colorado River or California aqueduct.

Way to use a travesty to falsely promote your cause. There is plenty of water in the reservoirs. The system was not designed to deliver that much water, especially at elevation.

The corporations are loving all the signals the American people are sending tthem on this one. "Just go right ahead and turn the earth into a toxic waste dump Mr. Corporations, we wont demand any accountability from you, this wil provide us with another opportunity to do our enviromental virtue signaling and prove just how earth friendly libertarded we are". Just imagine, people are going to pay to live on a toxic waste dump that they are also paying to clean up. These people love the Kool Aid.

People knowing me ... wonder why in early 1980s, in association with then Los Angeles Chief of Police Darryl Gates, I mentioned the use of all of the people's pool water supplies as a fire resource for their pumper trucks, as nearly every house in the area had their own supply of water, that could be emergency used to put out any fire in the block. Or that I have mentioned with stern fortitude for this Democratic Socialist Republic of Californication build mega-desalination plants up/down the coastline and have unlimited freshwater from seawater. 1 cubic mile of seawater is trillions ... TRILLIONS ... of gallons of freshwater. California needs to get off the Colorado River Water Pact and being responsible for their own unlimited water supply from the ocean, not draining the mountain Walker Lake, Mono Lake, Mammoth Lake, Lake Tahoe, Owens Lake ... and the Sacramento, San Juaquin, and Colorado rivers. Such desalination, reverse osmosis water can be stored in all of the many water reservoirs, as well as irrigate the north-central Central Valley and south Coachella Valley valley (and Salton Sea). Connecting these plants together, one can then divert and pump water to any location. Of 7 plants - 1 in northern California, 2 in greater SanFran Bay, 1 in central Santa Cruz, 2 in Los Angeles, and 1 in San Diego, all of these could supply the entire needs of the State, give back the Colorado River water to Colorado, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico AND Mexico. Allow the aqueduct waters of the Sacramento and San Juaquin to be pumped back up into the mountain lakes and restore their pristine water supply to wild life, fish, and water fowl. Put the water back to where it is most needed. No more STOOPID flushing out water, draining the region dry for the delta smelt and destroying the agriculture of the Central Valley farmers. Put the Sacramento and San Juaquin river flow out of SanFran Bay into the underground aquifers of the Central Valley and stop the subsidence issues of the land from lowering down the underground water supplies.

It was predicted to happen by this guy: th-cam.com/video/o5AoMNF7dnE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=B5nuK6rt7WxY65SZ

Once again you did good!!! There is so much here to inspire my next Water Watch. Thank you!

Unfortunately no fix for LA just band aids. Images are so sad. Could any of the desert cities along the Colorado (Phoenix, Las Vegas, etc) have potential for fire risk especially with water supplies depleting? Thanks for all you do.

Thank you for this video! Borrowed essentials hides an underlying shortage which retains the potential to later bite in the donkey! Which is what's happening now.

3 million gallons held in reserve tanks up in the Hills that lasted 6 hours. They cut power because the winds blew branches into power lines making more fires and endangered ground crews. The wind went through the houses as they were burning turning each of them into essentially a rocket engine. That heat just Barrel the cross the street into the next house and so on Dry skirts from palm trees and Eucalyptus immediately erupted like fireworks throwing millions of Brads into the air. Even with those reserved tanks up in the hills, there was no chance that the infrastructure could possibly deliver enough water to put those fires out. Restoring those reserves takes a long time because pumping water uphill is not easy.

Never feel sorry for man who builds in a river bottom and regulates the water 😂❤

Seeding stops and droughts starts ❤😂 fire storms 😂or prudent planning 😂❤❤❤❤❤

Welcome back everyone! Do you think there are any good solutions to L.A.'s water problems? Or do you think William Mullholland may have caused a chain of events that won't ever be properly fixed? *LET US KNOW IN THE COMMENTS* If you want to learn all about William Mullholland and the St. Francis Dam disaster, check out this video: "Flood in the Desert | FULL DOCUMENTARY" th-cam.com/video/ocju4Y23j0M/w-d-xo.html If you want to learn about modern day WATER BARONS, check out this video: "How This Billionaire Couple STOLE California's Water Supply" th-cam.com/video/4B19qb1Az94/w-d-xo.html

Bring in a lot of people the more water you are going to use and the bigger area that is needed for fighting a fire the more water is needed for the consumer also

Another great video mojo!

Thanks for the video guys, really appreciate the update. I have loved ones in the area and your input really means a lot. 👍

They could get more power from a constant water fall vs this method 🤷

Is it free game take a boat when the water is down

And nobody has ever found the story behind this boat? I wish we knew.

I want to do this hike, but I have no canyoneering experience and it doesn’t seem like any company offers canyoneering tours of Boy Scout Canyon + hot springs.

As vast as lake mead is its amazing the water never runs out with those turbines at full chat....fill a bath and pull the small plug see how fast the tub empties.

Damn. It really looks like the clouds are taking a piss lol

I was there last year and all the gates wear locked and posted

Was hoping that you'd show this. Able to be with my family there in spirit. Thank you. Wishing you a Very Happy New Year!

You don't know how cold that water is until you've been there. The air was 120 degrees and the water was less than 40 when I rafted the canyon in 18.

Thanks for the sweet ringing in. I had gone to bed at 10pm now it is 6 and you brought me HAPPY NEW YEAR. May 2025 be a blessing to America and those through all corners. In a day or 2 our house will have the adornments of Christmas in many boxes as we live with Christ.

Under low-light conditions grabbing every photon becomes important, and equipment becomes more critical. A wide aperture (f1.2) to let in more light and more time to allow more light (slow shutter speed) and a sufficiently sensitive sensor screen would make a difference. With still pictures the shutter can be kept open for longer periods, but in videos that would blur the motion.

I enjoy seeing your before and afters. I've only seen one video on what looked like a wrecked yacht a couple years ago. It had alot of stuff from what looked like the 80s. It must be in a really remote area.

As of yesterday's measurements, the Upper Basin is at 38% of Avg. snowpack YTD for April 4th. So essentially we have 4 months and 5 days to make up 62% or better. It's slightly off average YTD at 94.66%, but a good snow can balance that fairly easily still. It'd be awesome if we could get the Basin wide number to 100% with a month to go. We manage that, bye bye Skyward! 😅😅

It's neat to see a cabin cruiser with such a shallow draft.

Big Boat will be high and dry next July...!! With all the housing and Californians consuming our water and driving up our prices...the end is near...!!!!

Another great update. The only updates I watch. I may have to ride out on the CT125 for a visit to Skyward sometime. Looking forward to the next update.

Thanks!

Unfortunately predicting we will see 2022 Skyward in late summer 2025. Also predicting you guys will be very busy in 2025 due to lack of rain. Rest up we need your reporting. Thanks for all you do.

A very relatable, EZ to compare method. Thanks again. My hope is that the Canadian blast that’s creeping down to the Northern Rockies deposits a generous dose of snow in the next couple weeks. Any possibility of this, or is this scenario unlikely?

Thank you for this video! Yes, that boat is a better yardstick to the lake water levels than a wide vista of the shoreline. Thanks for the update.

This is brilliant!!! I’m really impressed. The power of the images really strike home. As they say, a picture is worth 1000 words. Hard to argue with what you have shown here. Now to the question of future water levels, who really knows? Lots of hope, but the true underlying of nature would suggest cycles of drought and hope for rain and snow. I don’t know if that is the best science for the 40 million people who rely on water from the Colorado. We will see how all this shakes out by 2026. Thank you big time❤

This is brilliant!!! I’m really impressed. The power of the images really strike home. As they say, a picture is worth 1000 words. Hard to argue with what you have shown here. Now to the question of future water levels, who really knows? Lots of hope, but the true underlying of nature would suggest cycles of drought and hope for rain and snow. I don’t know if that is the best science for the 40 million people who rely on water from the Colorado. We will see how all this shakes out by 2026. Thank you big time❤