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Lake Powell is rising more than a foot a day. But megadrought’s effects will still be felt.

Outlet: Washington Post

11 May, 2023

Washington Post: The surge of water is simply a product of the weather, said Brad Udall, senior water and climate research scientist at Colorado State University. The late arrival of spring warmth meant more chances for snow to accumulate later into the year, and a quick melt once temperatures began to climb.

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