After historic summer rainfall in Arizona, the state is still in a drought, but that may change over the next three months. Beginning in December and continuing through February, Arizona should be entering El Niño conditions that could bring above-average rainfall, said weather researcher David Fimeral. “The latest three-month outlook looks good for Arizona,” said…
It might be time for Arizonans to rethink their water use as it may diminish Arizona’s fish supply. Fish species native to Arizona watersheds could lose important parts to their habitat by 2050 as surface water flow is draining from the effects of climate change, a new study suggests. “The more we look, the more we find…
[First in a continuing look at the drought and its implications for Arizona] It snowed hard all winter in the Rocky Mountains, and come spring that’s always been a sign that once that huge snowpack melts, the Colorado River will tumble mightily with a greater bounty of water to keep the Southwest viable. The overall…
