Drought and Water

It’s been a tough winter here in the west, with snowpacks dropping earlier than we’d like. Let’s dig into what’s behind this unusual weather shift.

Imagine a robot wandering through orchards, creating moisture maps that help farmers water their trees just right. That's innovation in action at UC Riverside.

Baker, Deschutes, and Umatilla counties are facing some tough times. Let's unpack what this drought declaration means for our community and beyond.

Idaho's snowpack isn’t what the farming community expected. With drought conditions deepening, many are bracing for dry rivers and low lake levels this summer.

April's rolling in with a bit of a chill and some unexpected showers. Buckle up for a weather ride that feels a lot like March!

With winter’s warmth leaving a noticeable mark, the Northwest is gearing up for a summer that could be anything but ordinary.

Invasive species are never a good sign. With quagga mussels lurking nearby, Oregon's rivers might be at risk. Here’s what local experts want you to know.

A weather transition is on the horizon, bringing with it a mix of challenges and surprises for our growing season this year.

As the blossoms start to bloom, so do concerns about drought in our region. The numbers are eye-opening, and they’re affecting all of us.

As March wraps up, some good news trickles in for local irrigators—let’s talk about what’s happening at central Washington's reservoirs.