Drought

You won’t believe how the drought is shaping our landscape. It’s a harsh reality, and the impact is closer than you think.

Wyoming is starting 2026 fairly dry and that could change the landscape of the rest of the year. Let’s break down the numbers and what they mean.

Parts of Wyoming will be hit by an extreme drought this summer.

The Colorado River provides water for seven U.S. states, Native American tribes and two states in Mexico.

"Even though it's raining like heck outside and we've had probably one of the best winters we've ever had in decades, we're still in a drought. This is the 23rd year of the drought" said Pepper.

All that rain and snow means California can provide 100% of the water requested by cities and farms for the first time in years.

Snowy winter brings super bloom spring.

Hydrologists, state officials and other western water experts say the 10% evaporation loss can no longer be ignored.

All part of a bigger cycle.

The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation is collecting ideas about possible actions through Dec. 20.

The dry Wyoming conditions are prime for wildfires to start, preventative measures are a way to keep your house safe.

Science facts about past and current western droughts