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Utah snowpack update: storms help, but deficits remain

Utah’s February 2026 storms boosted snowpack, but record lows persist in the Sevier Basin and runoff outlook remains uncertain.

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Arizona pushes back on Post-2026 Colorado River plan

Arizona leaders warn new Colorado River proposals could sharply reduce the state’s water after 2026, raising concerns about fairness and long-term supply.

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Wyoming considers voluntary river conservation

Wyoming lawmakers consider a voluntary program to conserve Colorado River water, store savings in Fontenelle Reservoir, and protect water rights.

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Utah bill shields future water use in the lower basin

Utah HB 187 protects lower basin water rights from forfeiture, including water conservancy districts that plan future use and file an affidavit.

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Colorado River runoff outlook darkens

Federal projections show Lake Powell runoff at just 52% of average, raising concerns about power generation and reservoir levels in 2026.

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Arizona lawmakers push back on river plan

Arizona’s congressional delegation urges Interior to withdraw a draft Colorado River plan they say could sharply cut the state’s water supply.

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  1. Deb on Colorado River Basin snowpack still below normalMarch 18, 2026

    This is a test.

  2. Deborah on Low snowpack raises concerns for Colorado River BasinMarch 9, 2026

    Good insights! I am quite concerned about this situation. We need several long-lasting storms. Here in early March, it's unusually…

  3. Helen c on RealWaterTA: EPA announces “back to basics” water initiativeMarch 8, 2026

    As long as the feds continue to allow data centers, and impede alternative energy sources, we're doomed. These programs are…

  4. Helen c on Low snowpack raises concerns for Colorado River BasinMarch 8, 2026

    It is so obvious that the entire larger ecosystem is interdependent on factors that we've been aware of, and done…

  5. Laura on RealWaterTA: EPA announces “back to basics” water initiativeMarch 7, 2026

    Well, this looks and feels like a sound idea. I find myself wondering if my little towns population is low…

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