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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Chinatown, post: 11629521, member: 70690&quot;]Lack of snowfall means lack of water.</p><p>Glacier melt and snow melt are where rivers are born; rainfall also contributes; very little to no rainfall during drought.</p><p>Where I live in Southern Nevada, the Colorado River is from snow melt in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado.&nbsp; During this drought, the Rocky Mountain snow must melt, before it can feed the Colorado River, it must first saturate the dry ground from the drought. Water won&#039;t flow over dry ground until the ground is first saturated with water.&nbsp; No snow skiing in Colorado if there&#039;s no snow.</p><p>Reno, Northern Nevada get water from the Truckee River which gets it&#039;s water from snowmelt.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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