How California atmospheric river will impact snowpack in Sierras
"If next week's atmospheric rivers are warm, that could spell trouble," top expert Tom Corringham teld Newsweek.
Invasive fish may swarm Colorado River as water levels decline
Lake Powell's water levels are declining due to the megadrought, and smallmouth bass are taking advantage.
California reservoir water levels before and after winter storm
"I think we can safely say we are in very good shape compared to last year," Jeff Mount, from the Public Policy Institute of California, told Newsweek.
A "rainbow pool" has appeared in Virginia's Great Dismal Swamp
This unusual and beautiful natural phenomenon seen in the swamp—which stretches across Virginia and North Carolina—occurs only rarely under specific conditions.
Florida's projected sea level rise by 2100 is bad news for sunshine state
Sea levels could rise by up to 6 feet by 2100, putting over 900,000 Florida properties at risk of inundation.
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Lake Mead: where does it get its water and is it filling up?
The largest man-made reservoir in the U.S. lies on the Colorado River, one of the most important bodies of water in the southwest.
Lake Powell decline to reveal lost landscape
The Glen Canyon is thought to be one of America's lost national parks, as it was flooded with the construction of Lake Powell.
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Colorado River drainage basin explained
The Colorado River drainage basin is made up of seven states and spreads for about 246,000 square miles.
How the winter storm could impact California reservoirs
"The current weather is terrific news," Andrew Schwartz, lead scientist at the UC Berkeley Central Sierra Snow Laboratory, told Newsweek.
Video of Sylvester Stallone trashing Trump Water resurfaces after Ohio trip
"Whatever it is, I wouldn't wash my socks in this," said a disgusted Stallone as he tasted Trump's water during a 2007 appearance on "Access Hollywood."
Trump mocked for boasting about bringing "Trump Water" to East Palestine
"We're bringing thousands of bottles of water," the former president said. "You want to get those Trump bottles, I think, more than anybody else."
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Lake Powell water levels hit historic low. What happens now?
Lake Powell has reached 3,521.77 feet above sea level, the lowest level since its construction in the 1960s.
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What happens if Lake Mead hits dead pool and Hoover Dam stops working?
Any damage to the Hoover Dam could be catastrophic for the southwest.
Ohio toxic spill risks contaminating local water supplies for 5M people
A "contaminant plume" is working its way down the Ohio River.
How to test drinking water for toxic chemicals after Ohio train derailment
"We are strongly recommending those who have not yet had their water source checked to use bottled water," the Ohio Department of Health director said.
Why was the Hoover Dam built?
The Hoover Dam is the most visited in the world, but it is far more than just a tourist attraction and remains vital to the surrounding region.
When will the megadrought gripping southwestern states end?
The megadrought has been around for over 20 years, and may stay for many more years due to the impacts of climate change.
California reservoir overspills for first time in over a decade after rain
Lake Cachuma, in Santa Barbara, was 99.7 percent full on February 8 after being only a third full just two months ago.
Woman reveals why she always takes golden retriever on vacation
"Two best friends living their best life," said one commenter on the video about Larry's adventures with his owner.
Golden retriever thinking he has to shower when owner does melts hearts
Dogs love water, but does yours shower with you? A clean-freak pet has delighted over 500,000 TikTok users, with one writing, "This is unbelievable, love it."
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Could Lake Mead be saved by sacrificing Lake Powell?
A number of solutions have been proposed as Lake Mead and Lake Powell near dead pool levels, including draining one lake to fill the other.
Why increased snowpack may not help Lake Mead water levels
Snowpack may be used to fill Lake Powell rather than Lake Mead, as officials try to plan the future of the drying up reservoirs.
Lake Michigan is getting too hot and the cracks are starting to show
On February 5, 25 people were rescued from floes on the lake, after a year of historically low ice coverage.
We Must Save the Drought-Stricken Colorado River—Here's How
The Colorado River is in trouble, and so are the water supplies of seven U.S. states, dozens of Native American Tribes, and parts of northwestern Mexico.
Lake Powell before and after the drought
Lake Powell's water levels have plunged drastically as a result of the southwestern megadrought.
Are Mississippi River water levels rising?
Levels were so low in the river last fall that barges were getting stuck in the mud, causing a disruption to the supply chain.
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How will 2023 compare to the great California superbloom of 2019?
California has seen historic rainfall sweeping across the state recently, meaning parts of it could be in for a particularly stunning "superbloom."
Historic California rain could bring one of the best superblooms for years
Botanist Nick Jensen told Newsweek that this year, the superbloom could be "really spectacular" in some places.
Bethenny Frankel takes aim at Stanley drinking cups: "Incredibly stupid"
"This is easily the most stupid thing that people are obsessed with buying," the TV star said on Instagram. "I'm grateful because I didn't have to pay for it."
Dog slowly backing away to avoid her bath time delights viewers
"Back away slowly and nobody gets hurt!" one user said.