Let’s pretend for a second that the drought in Arizona is a person. If it were, he or she would be a 15-year-old sophomore in high school—old enough to have a driver’s permit and work a part-time job. And just like a teenager, the drought is getting older and bolder.

PHOENIX--“Every time the ground shakes in Arizona,” says Mike Conway of the Arizona Geological Survey (AZGS), “we get the question, “Do we have earthquakes in Arizona?”

PHOENIX--Everyone has their favorite season.