Drought and Watering Guide
Current Guidelines
- Delay Outdoor Watering until June 1st.
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Why we recommend waiting until June 1st to water.
Utah’s snowpack is the lowest on record and peaked three weeks early.
In Utah, about 95% of our water supply comes from snowpack.
Water conservation remains critical as water managers prepare to rely on existing reservoir storage to meet summer demands
Deep Roots: Delaying irrigation "trains" your grass to grow deep roots in search of spring moisture, making it much tougher for the hot July ahead.
Mother Nature’s Help: Late spring rains and snowmelt usually provide all the water your yard needs right now.
Preventing Waste: Early watering often leads to water loss through evaporation rather than absorption, and allows for conservation in the early season when reservoir levels are being managed.
Save Water (and Money): Keeping those sprinklers off for just a few extra weeks saves thousands of gallons of our local water supply.

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