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In May, hydrologists forecasted that spring runoff into Lake Powell would be the lowest in years.
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The federal government is awarding Utah $3 million to purchase conservation easements in southern Utah near Zion National Park.
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Utah’s snowpack is at 93% of normal, but extreme drought has reappeared in southwestern Utah for the first time in two years.
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Utah’s snowpack is struggling statewide, with January mountain precipitation 50% below normal.
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Rocky Mountain Power, along with 19 Utah communities, including Park City, wants to launch a new clean energy program.
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials are urging state commissioners to continue allowing the reintroduction of wolves into the state this winter.
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The Red Cross of Utah is sending disaster relief volunteers to Florida before Hurricane Milton is expected to make landfall near Sarasota early Thursday morning.
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The October Climate and Water report shows a disappointing September rain total for Utah’s mountains and valleys.
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Summit County has increased fire danger from moderate to very high.
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The Utah Department of Natural Resources is warning residents about 24 water bodies that still have harmful algal blooms.
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Utah has recorded 1,182 wildfires since Jan. 1, with 32 new ones this week.
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As hunting season picks up in Utah, the Division of Wildlife Resources is reminding hunters to watch for chronic wasting disease in wildlife.