All-American Canal / Glen Canyon Dam / Cave Creek Complex / University of Arizona Cooperative Extension / University of Arizona / High Plains Regional Climate Center / /
Salt / Lakes Mead / Colorado River / Arizona lowlands / Pecos River / Tonto National Forest / Lake Mead / Pacific Ocean / Gila River / Large Colorado River / South American coast / /
Organization
University of Arizona Cooperative Extension / Southwest Coordination Center / National Climatic Data Center / National Interagency Coordination Center / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / High Plains Regional Climate Center / Arizona Division of Emer / Arizona Division of Emergency Management / Albuquerque National Weather Service / NOAA Climate Prediction Center / NOAA Climate Diagnostics Center / University of Arizona / /
Person
Charles Maxwell / Kristen Nelson / Melanie Lenart / Alex McCord / Stephanie Doster / Ben Crawford / Rick Brandt / Gregg Gar / Mike Crimmins / Mead Lake Powell / /
Position
Editor / Graduate Research Assistant / CLIMAS Program Manager / Assistant Research Scientist / Extension Specialist / Research Associate / Governor / weather program manager / Information Specialist / /
Product
F 117 / /
ProvinceOrState
New Mexico / Utah / California / Arizona / Colorado / Arizona and New Mexico / /
PublishedMedium
Rocky Mountain News / Las Vegas Review-Journal / /
Region
southern New Mexico / southern Arizona / eastern Arizona / northern Arizona / western New Mexico / northwest Arizona / southwestern Arizona / northwestern Arizona / Central Arizona / northeastern Arizona / northwest New Mexico / southeastern Arizona / western Arizona / central New Mexico / northern New Mexico / eastern New Mexico / northeastern New Mexico / Southwest / central Arizona and eastern New Mexico / /
Issued: October 27, 2005 October Climate Summary Drought – Abnormally dry conditions to moderate drought continue in the western half of New Mexico, as well as in northeastern and southeastern Arizona. •