Summary: The Climate Prediction Center has issued an El Niño Watch with a 62% chance of conditions forming during May-June-July with an 80% chance in late summer. The amount of the state under drought conditions remained the same from four weeks ago at 58%, with drought intensity decreasing in the southern third of the coastal plains. Warmer than normal temperatures are expected over the next three months, with normal rainfall except for the High Plains and Far West Texas, where drier than normal conditions are expected.
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talk+water: Perry Fowler, Sarah Schlessinger, and Jeremy Mazur
Texas+Water Editor-in-Chief Dr. Todd Votteler talks about water and the 88th Session of the Texas Legislature with Perry Fowler, Executive Director of the Texas Water Infrastructure Network (TWIN), Sarah Schlessinger, Chief Executive Officer of the Texas Water Foundation, and Jeremy Mazur, Senior Policy Advisor for Texas 2036.
talk+water: Lori Olson
Texas+Water Editor-in-Chief Dr. Todd Votteler talks with The Watershed Association’s Executive Director, David Baker, and Director of Watershed Protection and Conservation Science, Robin Gary, about the ongoing drought’s impacts to Jacob’s Well and the Trinity Aquifer.
talk+water: David Baker & Robin Gary
Texas+Water Editor-in-Chief Dr. Todd Votteler talks with The Watershed Association’s Executive Director, David Baker, and Director of Watershed Protection and Conservation Science, Robin Gary, about the ongoing drought’s impacts to Jacob’s Well and the Trinity Aquifer.
lege+water: March 2023 Update
Every month during the 88th Regular Session of the Texas Legislature, Dr. Todd Votteler provides an update on water-related legislation.