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Between April and July, Oregon experienced its fourth driest period since record keeping began in 1895, according to the state’s climatologist.
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Union County has experienced a severe drought since June 24, while Morrow and Douglas counties have been under severe drought conditions since July 15.
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Yreka is extending last year’s ban on fireworks through the summer, in expectation of an active fire season this year.
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The headgates of the A Canal, the main irrigation artery to the federally managed Klamath Project at the outlet of Upper Klamath Lake, have once again become a site for activism during the third straight year of punishing drought in the Klamath Basin.
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Without a heavy dose of April and May showers, the state's drought will deepen. That could lead to stricter rules on water use and another devastating wildfire season.
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Still resisting statewide water rationing for parched California, Gov. Gavin Newsom is asking local suppliers to tighten water limits.
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Oregon has protected land at Summer Lake Wildlife Area in Lake County since 1944. Water is another story.
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On Wednesday, Jackson County joined four other counties in Oregon declaring a drought emergency.
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What’s now considered a long and intense drought in Oregon and parts of the American West is becoming the norm, according to new research.
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New data from urban areas suggests that people are ignoring the governor’s pleas for voluntary conservation during the drought. Some experts say it’s time for Gov. Newsom to issue a mandatory order.
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Oregon Governor Kate Brown has issued the first drought declaration of the year for Klamath County. Brown says this first declaration comes nearly a month earlier than last year.
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Southern and Central Oregon are bearing the brunt of an extensive drought that could bring early wildfire and more water shortages this summer.
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After record-breaking snowfall at the start of the rainy season, January and February will likely be the driest on record, prolonging California’s drought.
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What does the current snowpack tell us about drought next summer? Weather forecasters around California are collecting information to answer that question during this season’s annual snow surveys.