Inter-season water storage "basins" to fight against droughts...

[izentrop]

As usual: when they say something, the opposite happens...a great team of fools!

The opposite of what? Not understood

[Christophe]

Well on average there is not really a lack of water there...and I presume that these figures do not yet take into account the Cairan storm and the current depression...

It's funny that a very high department can touch a very low one...

Also I didn't know that there were tablecloths everywhere in France ...as an Alsatian, I had always been told that it was specific to Alsace!

[izentrop]

Normal with the situation by department https://info-secheresse.fr/groundwaterB ... roundwater

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[Christophe]

That's it, thank you for confirming, currently it's more wet than dry!

And it’s only the beginning of winter!

ps: excellent interactive site! On the rivers, the baltringues scam is even more blatant: https://info-secheresse.fr/catchment/in ... tream-flow

And over the last 6 months of rain: almost nothing abnormal https://info-secheresse.fr/catchment/in ... /resources

[A.D. 44]

Also I didn't know that there were tablecloths everywhere in France ...as an Alsatian, I had always been told that it was specific to Alsace!

Well there’s something else!!!

What is this story again???

[Forhorse]

What is the “average” level of tablecloths? Is it the same forever, or is it a real average in the mathematical sense... and so we potentially find ourselves with an average level today which would have been considered a low level 20 years ago?

[Christophe]

Also I didn't know that there were tablecloths everywhere in France ...as an Alsatian, I had always been told that it was specific to Alsace!

Well there’s something else!!!

What is this story again???

I don't know...a legend from the East?

Correction: it's a long way away but perhaps we were told that the Alsatian water table was particularly high or extensive...what made it unique??

[Christophe]

What is the “average” level of tablecloths? Is it the same forever, or is it a real average in the mathematical sense... and so we potentially find ourselves with an average level today which would have been considered a low level 20 years ago?

Good point...I imagine this must be something that resembles normal temperatures?

But I think we've been monitoring the water tables for not that long...

[izentrop]

What is the “average” level of tablecloths? Is it the same forever, or is it a real average in the mathematical sense... and so we potentially find ourselves with an average level today which would have been considered a low level 20 years ago?

Good point...I imagine this must be something that resembles normal temperatures?

But I think we've been monitoring the water tables for not that long...

less than 15 years old on average, specified in the last link you gave.

[Christophe]

Noted this:

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But that doesn’t mean that comparisons are made over the last 15 years…

We need to dig a little deeper...