Arizona’s soggy fall lifts Lake Powell 17 feet off record low
Lake Mead is up 2 feet too, but a University of Arizona expert warns years of drought ‘can’t just be erased in a couple of weeks.’
Lake Mead is up 2 feet too, but a University of Arizona expert warns years of drought ‘can’t just be erased in a couple of weeks.’
The city isn’t using its full allocation, but council members warn new water sources could push rates higher.
Mayes warned at a Mesa town hall that planned AI facilities could drive a huge jump in cooling water just as Arizona faces major Colorado River reductions.