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How is it that a river’s level can be measured at three feet, but the stream is so shallow, rocks are visible? The Gazette spoke with Quad Cities National Weather Service Hydrologist Matt Wilson to answer one curious Iowan’s question.
Iowa's Water Summary Update for August 2022 shows another month of below-normal rainfall across the state. Last month's average rainfall was recorded at 3.53
Precipitation in Iowa during May was lower than usual, but officials say the limited rain we did see helped improve drought conditions in most areas of the
An estimated 20,000 Iowans are now under voluntary or mandatory water restrictions due to drought conditions. It’s adding more strain on rural utilities that have long struggled to provide safe drinking water because of agricultural pollution.