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Richard Howitt is an agriculture expert at the University of California in Davis. He says “2015 is going to be significantly worse than 2014."

"It doesn’t look like it’s going to be ending anytime soon,” meteorologist Jason Meyers said.

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"It doesn’t look like it’s going to be ending anytime soon,” meteorologist Jason Meyers said.
Jason Meyers is a meteorologist is en expert about the weather, so he is a voice of Authority.

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“We have a significant amount of groundwater left in the state,” Harter said. But, he added, “We’ll have additional thousands of wells dry out this year because of this additional drought.”

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“We’ll have additional thousands of wells dry out this year because of this additional drought.”

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Wendy Fink-Weber is in charge of communications at Western Growers Association, a California-based trade group, she says "about 17,000 farm jobs were lost in 2014."

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Richard Howitt is an agriculture expert at the University of California in Davis. He says “2015 is going to be significantly worse than 2014."

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"It doesn’t look like it’s going to be ending anytime soon,” meteorologist Jason Meyers said.

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"It doesn’t look like it’s going to be ending anytime soon,” meteorologist Jason Meyers said. This is voice of authority because Jason Meyers is a meteorologist and is an expert about the droughts.

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"It doesn't look like it's going to be ending anytime soon," meteorologist Jason Meyers said. This is voice of authority because he is an expert on the topic.

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“2015 is going to be significantly worse than 2014"

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Thomas Hater, a professor at UC Davis says the state has gone through several recent dry periods, but this one has gone on longer than most.

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“We have a significant amount of groundwater left in the state,” Harter said.

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“We have a significant amount of groundwater left in the state,” Harter said. Harter is a professor and also claims that groundwater reservoirs take much longer to return to normal levels.

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“We have a significant amount of groundwater left in the state,” Harter said. But, he added, “We’ll have additional thousands of wells dry out this year because of this additional drought.”

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"We have a significant amount of groundwater left in the state," Harter Said. But, he added, "We'll have additional thousands of wells dry out this year because of this

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"We have a significant amount of groundwater left in the state,” Harter said. But, he added, “We’ll have additional thousands of wells dry out this year because of this additional drought.” Harter is a professor and has seen and lived through California's drough, so he would be a personal perspective.

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“We have a significant amount of groundwater left in the state,” Harter said. But, he added, “We’ll have additional thousands of wells dry out this year because of this additional drought.”

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Richard Howitt is an agriculture expert at the University of California in Davis. He says “2015 is going to be significantly worse than 2014."

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It doesn't look like it's going to be ending any time soon," meteorologist Jason Meyers said.

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“We have a significant amount of groundwater left in the state,” Harter said. But, he added, “We’ll have additional thousands of wells dry out this year because of this additional drought.”This is personal perspective because he is talking about how the farmers and him don't have much water left

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“We have a significant amount of groundwater left in the state,” Harter said. But, he added, “We’ll have additional thousands of wells dry out this year because of this additional drought.”