Storms keep hitting the West Coast, but are they enough to affect long-standing drought?

AccuWeather 2023-01-07

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After weeks of storminess, the amount of California land in severe drought dropped nearly 15%. But that's just scratching the surface of drought conditions that have been ongoing for years.
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