AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoWater and Weather: Tropical Storm Rachel drenched Utah, with more than 7 inches of precipitation in parts of the Wasatch and southwest mountains and early snow in the Cottonwoods. A strong El Niño points to a warmer, wetter winter and possible drought relief in the Southwest, but forecasters warn of flooding and mudslide risks. Colorado River: New projections offer modest hope for Lake Mead, though levels remain critically low; Lake Powell has hit a record low. Wildlife: An adult zebra mussel has been found in Utah, raising concerns about the invasive species, while a brighter Southern Utah could disorient migrating birds. Deer collisions are also rising as fall migration and darker commutes overlap. Local Conservation: Park City is seeking feedback on proposed land-use rules, including water-wise and fire-wise landscaping, open space and construction waste diversion.**
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