Hot Temps, Hot Topics Served Up During IFTA Summer Tour

In the latest AccuWeather report, Brett Anderson, senior meteorologist with AccuWeather says El Niño has strengthened over the […]

On Friday, President Obama announced the investment of $110 million to support workers, farmers, and rural communities suffering […]

Growers in the San Joaquin and Sacramento watersheds and the surrounding delta have been asked to stop diversions […]

Regions all over the globe are suffering from severe drought, which threatens crop production worldwide. This is especially […]

The California State Water Resources Control Board have approved a proposal from riparian water right holders in the […]

Snowpack in the West has almost all melted, according to data from the fifth 2015 forecast by USDA’s […]

Washington State University (WSU) Extension recently launched a new website to share updates and water conservation with tips […]

There are no silver bullets when it comes to producing food; you need to have a certain amount of H2O.

Growers of the state’s top nut crop have become a target for residents upset over new urban water restrictions ordered by the governor because of a near absence of snowpack.

With Governor Jerry Brown’s announcement of mandatory use reductions, the general public in California is getting a wake-up […]

Experts say snowmelt occurring earlier than expected.

Governor, legislative leaders, announce $1 billion emergency drought legislation.

With snowpack at near record lows, Governor Jay Inslee declared a drought on the Olympic Peninsula, on the east side of the central Cascade Mountains including Yakima and Wenatchee, and the Walla Walla region.

Skimpy snowpack leads Bureau of Reclamation to make unprecedented announcement that there will be a zero initial allocation for the second year in a row.

Lowering greenhouse gases will reduce risk, scientists say.

Series kicks off Feb. 11 with discussion on growing demand for re-used or brackish water.

Growers should be on the lookout for a series of nutritional disorders in plants caused by unusual weather in the West.

The site, developed by the U.S. Geological Survey provides maps and plots of reservoir storage, and other information on water resources in California.

National Weather Service says above-normal precipitation expected; it may continue through the winter in central and southern parts of the Golden State.