Wichita Falls, Texas, is in its worst drought on record – worse than the dustbowl days of the ’50s. It started in 2010, and climatologists don’t see it letting up any time soon.
As city manager Darron Leiker explains, the city has taken a series of aggressive measures to cope.
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- Darron Leiker, city manager of Wichita Falls.
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