Right now: state water wonks, climatologists, state and federal environmental leaders and tribal members are meeting to talk about updates on AZ's drought and how it could change in the future.

It may sound like a dry topic, but it's important. Follow here for updates. Nancy Selover, a state climatologist just spoke. While AZ and the SW got a lot of snow and rain in recent months which brought most of us out of a short-term drought, she said, those conditions will likely come back, as they seasonally do and as they've done for nearly 2 decades.

I'm here at Arizona State University's Memorial Union where @DefendOurFuture's Arizona chapter is holding a forum on the climate change and the state's water future. The panel features, from left to right, Ben Graff, a board member of Central Arizona Water Conservation District, Warren Tenney, executive director of Arizona Municipal Water Users and Karen Fann, the AZ State Senate President.

I'll be tweeting a few of the good bits.