Officials Ask Californians To Limit Water Usage Amid Historic Drought

Southern California faces a severe drought, with water restrictions limiting outdoor use to once a week. The Colorado River and key reservoirs are at historic lows, necessitating reduced consumption. If conditions worsen, stricter water allocations may be enforced. The region also prepares for wildfire season, requiring water reserves for firefighting efforts.

What are the consequences if water consumption does not decrease in the region?

What challenges are anticipated as Southern California heads into wildfire season?