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SRP reservoirs near full capacity ahead of Arizona summer - Vimarsana News

SRP reservoirs near full capacity ahead of Arizona summer

SRP reservoirs responsible for supplying water to metro Phoenix are approaching capacity, officials said Wednesday.

Source: ktar.com
Arizona seeing gradual improvement in drought and lake levels - Vimarsana News

Arizona seeing gradual improvement in drought and lake levels

It's been a dry start to winter in Arizona and other parts of the western U.S., but over the past two weeks, storm after storm has put a dent in the recent drought.

Source: abc15.com
SRP to monitor reservoir water storage ahead of Arizona winter - Vimarsana News

SRP to monitor reservoir water storage ahead of Arizona winter

If a traditional El Nino winter pans out as expected, Salt River Project said they expect more inflow of water into Arizona reservoir systems.

Source: 12news.com
SRP reservoirs expected to fare well despite climate change - Vimarsana News

SRP reservoirs expected to fare well despite climate change

Officials with SRP gave ABC15 a bird's eye view at the health of their reservoir system from their helicopter. Research shows that compared to the ever-dwindling flow of the Colorado River, reservoirs on the Salt and Verde rivers could fare far better as record heat becomes the new normal.

Source: abc15.com
SRP reservoirs expected to fair well despite climate change - Vimarsana News

SRP reservoirs expected to fair well despite climate change

Officials with SRP gave ABC15 a bird's eye view at the health of their reservoir system from their helicopter. Research shows that compared to the ever-dwindling flow of the Colorado River, reservoirs on the Salt and Verde rivers could fare far better as record heat becomes the new normal.

Source: abc15.com