Dry, warm April raises water supply worries for North Idaho
A dry, warm April has led to reduced streamflow predictions and created water supply concerns in several basins, including the Coeur d’Alene-St. Joe.
"Since last month, moderate drought and abnormally dry conditions have expanded in northern Idaho and along the Idaho-Montana border into central Idaho," according to the May Natural Resources Conservation Service's Idaho water supply outlook report.
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