NYC placed under drought warning as reservoirs dry up, fire risk high
NEW YORK — New York City has been placed under a drought warning, with city agencies now under water restrictions and repairs to the city’s main water aqueduct put on pause as the city’s dry spell continues, Mayor Eric Adams announced Monday.
New York City and 10 other New York counties are now under a drought warning a dry conditions continue, the state and city ...
New York City and 10 other counties in the state have declared a drought warning. The Big Apple had previously been under a ...
City officials announced the designation for the first time in more than 20 years as wildfires burned and residents continued to await meaningful rainfall.
Mayor Eric Adams declared a drought warning Monday — and halted a major aqueduct repair project to preserve the city’s waters supply — as New York City faces the threat of severe ...
Facing a historic shortage of rainfall, state officials elevated New York City's five boroughs and 10 other counties to a ...
Adams upgraded the city to a drought warning from a drought watch and paused the final phase of $2 billion Delaware Aqueduct Repair Project, which will allow the city to reopen four additional ...
"A drought warning is the second of three levels of water conservation in our city," said Mayor Adams. "I want to be clear, this is not normal, you may enjoy the beautiful weather, but the reality ...
NEW YORK (AP) — New York City on Monday issued its first drought warning in 22 years after months of little rain -- and will restart the flow of drinking water from an out-of-service aqueduct as ...
The Wanaque Reservoir, located in Wanaque and Ringwood along the Wanaque River, has dropped to 45% of its full capacity as of ...
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