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Changes in landscaping regulations for new Colorado Springs developments are on the horizon, the latest effort to curtail the use of water-thirsty lawns as drought continues to grip the West
Side it will be dry with a few showers into single figures in northern scotland and mild there but it might be at this time of year. the the weather system is in no hurry to move away so it will feed in the rain to cumbria and said in scotland and the essential belts and more of northwest england and wales getting into the rain in cornwall and back then as well. by the time it's done we could have over 200 mm of rain in the latest parts of cumbria. it has to feed down into the river systems. it's another mild but windy day. a few showers in scotland and northern ireland. dry into central and e...
Wind, a whole lot of rain. this is additional rainfall. so not what we already are seen, additional rainfall, and you're still looking at areas in portions of eastern louisiana, another 10 inches, maybe a foot of rain, up into northern mississippi, alabama, all areas -- actually, it tracks all the way up into the ohio river valley. so for the next three days, there's some areas where we could see flooding because, again, this is all getting into river systems and traveling back down to the gulf of mexico, eric. this is going to be something we're paying attention to 12 hours but really the nex...
First, you have to get past the “ugh” factor. “It’s a real thing,” Tara Kelley, manager of wastewater treatment for Colorado Springs Utilities, admits.
It's now more than 274,000 acres in size. and forced some 15,000 more onue firefighters now facing red flag warnings. >> it's going to be very hazardous conditions in the next two days. >> reporter: the mcfarland fire also exploding. that's west of redding, california, and now over 20,000. the 2021 fire season already outpacing last year's, which was the most destructive fire season on record. >> more than double the acres burned so far year to date. and we're just getting started. >> reporter: as is the western drought. lake oroville, the second-largest reservoir in california, falling to lev...