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They show a photo of the reservoir before this year’s summer monsoon rains, not after. Photos lie.
When I was flying back from Denver Tuesday, I was amazed how green the west mesa was on approach to KABQ. I have not seen it that green since the big rains of 2006.
You can’t get more extreme than wet drought!
http://www.wunderground.com/blog/JeffMasters/comment.html?entrynum=2535 – Dr. Masters on the latest IPCC report.
Good thing so few people live in (outside of KABQ that is) NM.