That’s this week’s take by SW Parra in his opinion cartoon for The Bee. California is being helped, however, by the relentless rains: The state’s drought conditions are easing.

To irrigate his fruit trees beyond the Sonoran Desert’s two rainy seasons, which bring the vast majority of Tucson’s precipitation, he uses fresh rainwater or greywater — the latter being ...

As record rainfall, flooding and blizzards hit California, the drought continues because 95 percent of the rainwater flows into the ocean. Review-Journal editorial cartoonist Michael Ramirez is a ...

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As a result of climate change, torrential rains have turned into a water bomb in Korea, as seen in some areas where up to 100 milimeters (3.9 inches) of rain per hour fell. [PARK YONG-SEOK] ...

Unmindful of those staring at him at a bus stop, the cartoon shows the man holding his umbrella inside out, allowing rainwater to flow in through the umbrella and into a tank strapped to the man's ...