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Drastic water reductions may loom for northern Utah as drought continues - Vimarsana News

Drastic water reductions may loom for northern Utah as drought continues

Despite recent storm activity, one of the state's largest water providers announced it is already looking at possibly enacting severe reductions for its users this summer.

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Lake Powell To Temporarily Decline Below 3,525 Feet - Vimarsana News

Lake Powell To Temporarily Decline Below 3,525 Feet

The Bureau of Reclamation today announced Lake Powell will decline below 3,525 feet in elevation in the near future, reflecting the abnormally dry...

Drastic water reductions may loom for northern Utah as drought continues - Vimarsana News

Drastic water reductions may loom for northern Utah as drought continues

The 2022 drought is not letting go of Utah, despite recent storm activity. One of the largest water providers in the Utah is already mulling severe restrictions that could be enacted in the coming weeks.

Scientists see silver lining in fed's efforts at Lake Powell - Vimarsana News

Scientists see silver lining in fed's efforts at Lake Powell

The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation announced last week that it plans to adjust management protocols for the Colorado River in early 2022 to reduce monthly releases from Lake Powell in an effort to keep the reservoir from dropping farther below 2021′s historic lows.

Bureau Modifies Water Releases from Lake Powell | News for Page Lake Powell Arizona - Vimarsana News

Bureau Modifies Water Releases from Lake Powell | News for Page Lake Powell Arizona

Reclamation modifies monthly water releases from Lake Powell to protect reservoir’s critical elevations SALT LAKE CITY – The Bureau of Reclamation began m