Alex Hager
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Every single part of the watershed has below average snow for this time of year.
Most areas are about half of normal or less.
Vinita Kartha with the Central Arizona Project called some of those numbers abysmal.
The snow shortage could cause problems at Lake Powell, the nation's second largest reservoir.
Federal water managers might have to shuffle water down from faraway upstream reservoirs to stop it from getting too low.
For NPR News, I'm Alex Hager in Phoenix.
Negotiators are locked in talks about the future of those reservoirs after twenty twenty six when the current rules for managing water there expire.
But the authors of this report say a dry year could bring levels so low the reservoirs stop working before any new rules go into effect.
Kathryn Terra with the University of New Mexico is one of them.
That work will be hard, but Terra says it is possible with collaboration.
For NPR News, I'm Alex Hager in Fort Collins, Colorado.
Negotiators are locked in talks about the future of those reservoirs after twenty twenty six when the current rules for managing water there expire.
But the authors of this report say a dry year could bring levels so low the reservoirs stop working before any new rules go into effect.
Catherine Terra with the University of New Mexico is one of them.
That work will be hard, but Terra says it is possible with collaboration.
For NPR News, I'm Alex Hager in Fort Collins, Colorado.
Lake Powell and Lake Mead.
Negotiators are locked in talks about the future of those reservoirs after 2026 when the current rules for managing water there expire.
But the authors of this report say a dry year could bring levels so low the reservoirs stop working before any new rules go into effect.
Catherine Terra with the University of New Mexico is one of them.
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