#water-supply

#water-supply

Northern California's water outlook remains healthy, with reservoirs full and less likelihood of summer water restrictions.

California is experiencing favorable winter conditions after years of drought.

California's snowpack is significantly below average due to a dry January, creating concerns about water supply for the state.

California's Sierra Nevada snowpack reached 96% of historical average, marking a significant recovery following years of severe droughts.

California's snowpack reached 96% of average, marking the third consecutive year of above-average levels, which aids in water supply stability.

Fluoridation of drinking water, while beneficial for cavity prevention, faces renewed scrutiny due to potential neurodevelopmental risks in children.

Fluoride absence in Portland's water contributes to higher cavity rates among residents.

Miami-Dade County has voted to end the addition of fluoride to drinking water, spotlighting a growing trend against water fluoridation.

Florida may ban fluoride in public drinking water, reversing a major public health achievement and drawing division among lawmakers.

Fluoride fluoridation is becoming a heated public health issue, triggering debates over scientific evidence and health risks.

Climate change could lead to the loss of over half of the world's glaciers by the end of this century.

Retreating glaciers threaten food and water supply for 2 billion people, affecting agriculture and exacerbating food insecurity.

Southern California faces severe dryness, increasing wildfire risk and potential drought conditions into 2025 due to low soil moisture and poor water storage.

The water supply in the East Bay is currently stable, with reservoirs at healthy levels despite slightly drier-than-average conditions.

The Santa Ynez Reservoir's inoperability during a major wildfire contributed to diminished water pressure and dry hydrants in the Pacific Palisades.

Extreme cold weather continues with significant impact on water and power supply across multiple counties.

Authorities urge precautionary measures to prevent pipes from freezing due to harsh weather conditions.

LADWP has repaired most hydrants flagged for repairs after delays in data transmission from LAFD.

Homes in Lewisham may face water outages again this month due to a faulty pipe, prompting urgent inspections and repairs.

Thames Water and Network Rail are conducting essential pipe repair inspections at New Cross Gate Bridge.

A leak at a Crystal Palace pumping station is causing low water pressure in some southeast London areas, with repairs underway.

Thames Water restored supply to most homes in south London affected by a burst pipe.

A burst pipe in Crystal Palace left thousands without water, prompting Thames Water to deliver bottled water and work quickly to restore supply.

Thames Water is addressing a significant water supply issue in south London caused by a burst pipe, affecting many residents for two days.

Firefighting efforts are hampered by inadequate water supply systems during the Los Angeles fires.

Fraser Road will close for 10 days for water pipe installation to upgrade Bexley's water network and meet future demand.

Southern Water's technical fault has disrupted water supply, affecting thousands and causing school closures in various areas.

Severe winter weather has caused significant disruptions, affecting water and power supplies across multiple counties.

Residents in South London faced severe water supply issues, prompting them to queue for bottled water due to a treatment works fault.

Water supplies in south London are expected to return to normal by December 19, after four days of disruptions.

SES Water is actively resolving a critical water supply issue in south London caused by a valve failure, affecting multiple areas.

SES Water is addressing water supply issues in south London caused by a fault at Cheam Water Treatment Works.

Residents are encouraged to use water sparingly while repairs are ongoing.