New York City Declares Drought Watch To Conserve Water
Mayor Adams urged New Yorkers to shorten showers fix leaks and conserve as a drought watch begins the city faces its driest October in 150 years and a leaky aqueduct. Officials emphasize reporting hydrants and leaks while city agencies prep conservation plans.
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