Idaho drought

Idaho's got a serious drought on its hands, and the state is taking some big steps to help out farmers and water users.

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.

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.

This winter hasn't played by the usual rules. Idaho’s snowpack has peaked early, and it’s causing quite a ripple effect for our local farmers.

From the Northwest to the heartland, farm country is already talking about drought, and it's just the first week of March.

Snowpack levels are finally inching up in Idaho, but it’s still a far cry from where the state needs to be this winter.

Time’s running out for local businesses hit by drought. With a few weeks left to apply for those low-interest loans, now’s the time to act.

With water on everyone’s mind, a new proposal in Idaho aims to bring more clarity to cloud seeding regulations and practices.

It’s unusual to see drought conditions worsened during a typically wet season. Here’s a closer look at the science behind it.

Idaho's snowpack is looking a bit grim this January, but there’s a silver lining hiding in the rainfall data. Let’s unpack what this means for the water needs of the Gem State.