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Why water levels in megadrought-impacted Southwestern states have some experts concerned

By Zach Altman | June 26, 2021

Water levels in major bodies of water in the Southwest — both natural and manmade — are approaching historic lows as the drought is exacerbated by heatwave after heatwave during a dry season that started earlier this year.

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