Yes but it is in extreme desertification now. Despite parts of the state bordering desert. Because it has sapped its ground water. It is rapidly depleting the Sacramento river and the Colorado river both have drained and dropped beyond all recorded historic levels. As the global temperature increases in this period of warming it causes droughts wildfires and mudslides, creating more dust with little green growth and a water table depleting from agriculture and huge consumption in drought and fire. As the state massively overpopulates and consumes even more rapidly in its next inventions. Until California is becoming a desert in mere decades instead of centuries. Where previously with places like Egypt, it took thousands of years to cause desertification brought on in a similar crude fashion.

There is an increasing danger currently of eruptions and quakes. They could really push some our overpopulated cities completely over the edge into biblical proportions, food shortages and anarchy and mass casualties. If places like New Zealand rumbling today, Yellowstone rising, or any major global eruption erupts. Potentially causing major calamity globally. Not only will it erupt but the plates will also rattle more, and this could be felt anywhere on a fault line. With the increasing affects of our weather it is also having an impact on eruptions and quakes. We are seeing a huge increase in both, until it seems something imminent will erupt bigger.

Aside from the increasing danger of war. It could also see California become a desert.