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A Tucson artist created a Monsoon Sound Booth so that listeners can hear cicadas, wind chimes, heavy thunder and rain. Her goal is to increase water activism through her work.

A new study finds mountain regions will get more extreme rain because of climate change, raising the risk of hazards like floods and landslides.

Researchers have developed a snow and rain tracker that gathers data from citizen scientists in an effort to improve the accuracy of storm warnings and water management.

The Water Hub, an organization centered on water justice, led a briefing with a team of panelists to share local solutions as the Colorado River faces historic drought.

Researchers found that those wildfires increase the 鈥渙ccurrences of heavy precipitation rates by 38%鈥� in our region, according to their work in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

The National Centers for Environmental Information released its national climate report for September, indicating that the month's national average temperature was 68.1 degrees Fahrenheit 鈥� the fifth warmest September in the 128-year record.

Federal scientists are launching an effort to better understand the hydrology in the U.S. West. The U.S. Department of Energy on Tuesday announced a new kind of climate observatory near the headwaters of the Colorado River. Scientists say data gathered from the equipment will help better predict rain and snowfall in the region and determine how much of it will flow through the river.

Researchers say the fungus behind a disease called Valley fever may spread in the Mountain West as rain and temperature patterns change.

The last week of July has seen two of the most severe floods in Colorado鈥檚 history - and that鈥檚 not a coincidence.Both floods began at night and both had鈥�

On quiet streets, in unsuspecting Colorado neighborhoods, among the retirees and young families, illegal activity runs rampant. Operating unchecked, rogue鈥�