I've had trouble finding good data on this. Locally, farmers have had their water cut to the bone, upstream reservoirs are empty, and people are paying big buck

I've had trouble finding good data on this. Locally, farmers have had their water cut to the bone, upstream reservoirs are empty, and people are paying big bucks to drill their wells deeper. It's a notable change over 8 years. We're set for now as regular consumers, but I don't feel comfortable betting on the 15-year timeframe where I live now. So we're eyeing the more sure things, e.g. far PNW, and NE US. I certainly wouldn't move to an area that depends on the Colorado river, but that's just me. And who knows--maybe something will trigger with climate change and Vegas suddenly gets rain soaked and verdant.