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Storms dumped snow on California. Will it bring a reprieve from the drought? | California - Vimarsana News

Storms dumped snow on California. Will it bring a reprieve from the drought? | California

Extreme weather filled the Sierra Nevada snowpack, which provides roughly a third of the state’s water supply

The West's snow boom could ease the water crisis. But experts worry more hot, dry weather is coming - Vimarsana News

The West's snow boom could ease the water crisis. But experts worry more hot, dry weather is coming

(CNN) — A parade of storms has given the West some relief from its historic drought, replenishing the soil, filling reservoirs and increasing much-needed snowpack. But whether it will be enough to help lift the West out of its multi-year water crisis, experts say, depends on temperatures in the coming months. Andrew Schwartz, lead scientist […]

"Some of the worst I've ever seen" Nebraska ranchers, farmers struggle against 5th worst drought on record - Vimarsana News

"Some of the worst I've ever seen" Nebraska ranchers, farmers struggle against 5th worst drought on record

Historically dry weather across Nebraska is a big factor for farmer this fall as corn and soybean harvest are underway. The state just recorded its driest August in 128-years of record keeping.

How much water has Utah saved this summer? 'Billions' of gallons, report states - Vimarsana News

How much water has Utah saved this summer? 'Billions' of gallons, report states

Utah’s reservoir levels remain below 50%, but Utahns are still finding ways to consume less.