Warm temperatures are melting California’s Sierra snowpack weeks early in 2026, raising concerns about summer river flows and water supplies.
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Arizona officials warn a federal Colorado River proposal could slash CAP water deliveries and damage cities, tribes, farms, and key industries statewide.
Low mountain snowpack means the North Platte River Basin may see only 39 percent of normal runoff in 2026, raising concerns for irrigation and reservoir levels.
Snow drought creates a troubling outlook for Colorado River Basin
Warm winter temperatures and weak storms left Colorado River Basin snowpack dangerously low heading into the 2026 runoff season.
Arizona Water Company secures a 100-year water supply designation in Pinal County, clearing the way for housing growth while protecting long-term water supplies.
Drought continues across parts of the Colorado River Basin as low mountain snowpack raises concerns about water supplies heading into spring.
