KSL Drought Coverage		Printable Version

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KSL Drought News KSL brings you complete coverage of Utah's drought situation. On this site you will find water charts & graphs, archives of drought related news, and water saving tips, such as how to conserve while still maintaining a good lawn.

U Going Water-Wise - 04/27/2004 Efforts to save water are gaining momentum at one of the state's largest institutions--the University of Utah. Low Bear Lake Levels Causing Problems for Farmers - 04/25/2004 Farmers in Northern Utah and Southeastern Idaho are preparing for the worst water year any of them can remember. Open-ditch Irrigation is Nearly Over in Provo - 04/25/2004 Officials have plans to stop the water rushing through open irrigation ditches that run along city streets in central and southwestern parts of the city. Despite Rain, Drought Continues - 04/23/2004 It's been very wet in recent days, but water storage for the summer is dismal--worse than last year. Trees Suffering from Long Drought - 04/22/2004 Utah's drought is taking a tall toll on our trees. Part of the problem is that many of us haven't been very smart about giving the trees the water they need. Despite Downpour, Lawn Watering Continues - 04/21/2004 After the soaking rains we've had, there's absolutely no reason to water your landscape. Despite that, we've had no problem finding people watering in the rain. Utahns Continue Saving More Water - 04/15/2004 One impressive bright spot: Water Conservation. Each year since 2000, Utahns have saved more water than the year before. Bad News Abounds at Drought Meeting - 04/15/2004 During a record warm March, Utah saw a solid snowpack virtually vanish, a sure sign the drought is growing longer and getting stronger. Stringent Water Restrictions Expected - 03/24/2004 People along the Wasatch Front may face more stringent water restrictions this summer because of the meager runoff and low reservoir levels. Snowpack Depleting Too Quickly - 03/23/2004 Utah's snowpack is disappearing quickly and that means another summer short on water. << Prev 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next >>