drought

President Joe Biden will be landing in Boise next week to meet with Idaho fire officials regarding the state's drought and severe fire season. It will be the president's first stop in Idaho since taking over control of United States' affairs from Donald Trump.

We need snow this winter. We need a lot of snow this winter.

There is water available back east. Liquid also salt free.

The “booms” and “cracks” woke me twice during the night.

I’ve got mud rain spots all over my car. Not from rain but from out-of-control sprinklers.

Water lines have dropped throughout the region and at reservoirs.

The City of Twin Falls has made the announcement that the Twin Falls Canal Company will cut back all water shares for pressurized irrigation in the city of Twin Falls. If you have pressurized irrigation it will likely effect you during higher demand times.

Lake Michigan may be coming to Idaho.

Idaho is dry. Very dry.

As drought conditions persist in the Magic Valley the Idaho Department of Fish and Game is allowing a fish salvage for the Big Wood River north of Shoshone and parts of the Richfield Canal diversion.

There isn’t much going across the apron.

Dust isn’t a controlled substance.

Weather has also played a part.

Now you’re killing the planet!

Some of the heaviest snow has compacted a bit and there has been some thawing and, yet.

On a happy note, the blast of cold air will eliminate a lot of allergens.

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — A new study on Western forest fires confirms what is already apparent — wildfire seasons are getting longer and more destructive.

RENO, Nev. (AP) — Gov. Brian Sandoval is urging the U.S. Bureau of Land Management to reconsider livestock grazing restrictions in northeast Nevada, saying that may now be unwarranted given a wet winter that has drought conditions on the mend.

LAS VEGAS (AP) — The federal government is adding White Pine County in Nevada to a list of primary natural disaster areas due to drought.

Is the world frying to a crisp or are we headed for a long period of cooling?  At this stage of the climate change argument I don’t think any layman or woman can much trust anyone any longer.  Dana Milbank, an Obama caressing columnist at Pravda-on-the-Potomac, commonly called the Washington Post, writes the “deniers” are running scared...