Yes, those of us who live in San Diego are well aware that our climate is essentially a desert, relying on imported fresh water from other regions. The striking image above, captured by Associated Press photographer Michael Probst, features a rainstorm in Frankfurt, Germany—a visual reminder for Southern Californians of what rain actually looks like. No smugness intended, just a reflection on the fragile balance of the world we've built.
In December 2024, San Diego received less than a fraction of an inch of rain. The second image showcases Pizzeria Luigi in the Golden Hill neighborhood of America’s Finest City. Interestingly, both photos were taken on the same day—a stark contrast highlighting the climatic differences between regions.
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