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Seasonal Tips:
Spring in the high elevation climate zone is cool, with frosts normal through April, and sometimes occurring as late as mid-June. Summer in the high elevation climate zone is mild, however, there can be killing frosts as late as mid-June. Click on the TIPS and RESOURCES TABS for more information about Irrigation and Plant Watering. Fall in the high elevation climate zone is cool, with temperatures dropping by October when the first frosts may occur. Winter in the high elevation climate zone is cold to extremely cold, with snow, frozen soils and drying winds. The last killing frost can be as late as mid-June. |
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My Town’s Water Planning Area
My town is in the Western Plateau planning area. This area is sparsely populated, with Colorado City the largest community. As of 2005, groundwater accounted for approximately 60% of the demand. The area receives surface water from the Little Colorado River, Virgin River and other streams and springs. Approximately half of the total water demand is for farm irrigation. Large community water systems include: Centennial Park Domestic Water Improvement District City of Williams Grand Canyon National Park Hildale/Colorado City Utilities Hydro Resources – Tusayan ![]() |
My Town's Climate Zone:
My town is in the High Elevation Climate Zone. This zone consists of cool plateau highlands from 4,000 - 6,000 feet and cold mountains from 6,000 - 8,000 feet. This zone is semi-arid to arid, but the highest elevations may receive up to 30 inches of precipitation annually. ![]()
More Info:
County Cooperative Extension Office The University of Arizona Cooperative Extension offices translate research-based information to help people solve real, everyday problems and improve the quality of life. Several programs address water use, landscaping and gardening. Map of Arizona's Groundwater Basins - See page 14 for a color map of Arizona's counties and 51 groundwater basins. Arizona Drought Reports - See monthly and quarterly updates about Arizona's drought status. Future Water Demand and Supplies - Learn about your groundwater basin's current and potential future water supplies. Aquifer Groundwater Levels - Use the Groundwater Inventory (GWSI) to find the water levels of wells within Arizona's groundwater basins. Surf Your Watershed - Find your watershed and organizations that are working to protect water quality. |
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