A Gigantic El Niño Is Coming. Should California Winegrowers Be Worried? While the sight of a flooded vineyard may be worrisome, the dormant grapevines typically remain unaffected, their roots requiring little oxygen or nutrients while growth is suspended. But what happens if the rain keeps coming?
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