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Pennsylvania residents asked to conserve water as drought watch is declared for nearly 40 counties - Vimarsana News

Pennsylvania residents asked to conserve water as drought watch is declared for nearly 40 counties

Nearly 40 counties in Pennsylvania are now under a drought watch and residents in the counties are being asked to voluntarily cut their water use by three to six gallons each day.

Source: fox29.com
State DEP issues drought watch for local counties – Times News Online - Vimarsana News

State DEP issues drought watch for local counties – Times News Online

The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection announced today that the Commonwealth Drought Task Force has declared a drought watch for 36 counties. The impacted areas are on the eastern sid...

Philadelphia Among Pa. Counties Under Drought Watch – NBC10 Philadelphia - Vimarsana News

Philadelphia Among Pa. Counties Under Drought Watch – NBC10 Philadelphia

The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection announced Wednesday in a news release that 36 Pennsylvania counties are under a drought watch including...

DEP declares drought watch for 36 counties, including Lebanon. - Vimarsana News

DEP declares drought watch for 36 counties, including Lebanon.

Residents on drought watch are asked to reduce their individual water use by 5 to 10%, or a reduction of three to six gallons of water per day.

Source: ldnews.com
Drought watch issued for 36 counties across Pennsylvania - Vimarsana News

Drought watch issued for 36 counties across Pennsylvania

Residents on drought watch have been asked to reduce their individual water use by 5% to 10%, or a reduction of three to six gallons of water per day.

Source: fox43.com