They really aren't. 100 people moving to a town in Idaho makes a big impact on that town in Idaho but is not felt at all by California.
In San Francisco Bay Area, it's even more stark. There was a 45% decrease in entrances from other states to the Bay Area and a 21% increase in residents leaving for other states.
I'd hope most of us know better than to try and make arguments like this about once-in-a-hundred-year historical anomalies.
Other states are seeing the exact opposite.