Forecasters say Utah might take a break from its ‘perennial drought’ in the coming year

Thanks in part to heavy storms in December and January and good water supplies, state may break its five-year dry spell.

(Al Hartmann | Tribune file photo) Thanks in part to heavy storms in December and January, Utah’s water supplies are in good shape as state hydrologists marked the start of a new water season on Oct. 1.

Forecasters say Utah might take a break from its ‘perennial drought’ in the coming year

Thanks in part to heavy storms in December and January and good water supplies, state may break its five-year dry spell.

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