Nevada sees below-average snowpack, a new legislative pipeline proposal, and evolving strategies for water security.
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Drought worsens across the Southwest, with severe and exceptional conditions expanding in California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, and Colorado.
Shasta Reservoir boosts water releases to prevent flooding as storms fill California’s reservoirs, balancing flood control, hydropower, and future water storage.
Utah’s H.B. 446 updates mineral tax rules, enhances lake management, and expands the Great Salt Lake Commissioner's role in conservation efforts.
California’s snowpack has dropped to 65% of average after a dry January, but reservoirs remain strong. Next snow survey set for February 28.
Researchers refined the Noah-MP model’s snow albedo accuracy, potentially boosting drought prediction and water supply insights.