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2 days ago · Preparing lake level chart... Level Base: MSL. Full Pool: 1,229.00 feet. Winter Pool: 915.00 feet. Change Since Yesterday: 0.03 Feet. Level Controlled by: Dam Name: Hoover (DOI BR) Daily Levels By Month.
Aug 1, 2024 · LAKE MEAD AT HOOVER DAM, END OF MONTH ELEVATION (FEET) Toggle to show older historical elevations. **All data is supplied from Bureau of Reclamation Records. Last updated: 01-AUG-2024. Please contact the Water Operations Control Center via e-mail at bcoowaterops@usbr.gov or via phone at (702) 293-8373 for additional questions or information.
USBR 2-Year Probabilistic Projections. Current Water Supply Report. Conditions as of 07/07/24. Storage MAF. 8.81 MAF.
Sep 21, 2022 · The Water Desk’s mission is to increase the volume, depth and power of journalism connected to Western water issues. We're an editorially independent initiative of the Center for Environmental Journalism at the University of Colorado Boulder.
Mar 11, 2004 · Current Lake Mead Data. For grahical views of Lake Mead data try the Java-based DVTools applet. See the archive page if you would like to download the complete set of data for Lake Mead.
LOWER COLORADO RIVER DAILY REPORT: Current Month. (Daily Data) You may now access this data in a machine readable (JSON) format at this link. The link is updated hourly with our most recent daily data for the last 365 days. ACCUMULATIONS FOR AUGUST 2024.
Lake Mead Water Levels — Historical and Current. This chart is dynamically updated. This page reads data from a government archive of water heights for Lake Mead from 1935 to the present, and draws the chart on that basis. The database, located at http://www.usbr.gov/lc/region/g4000/hourly/mead-elv.html, is updated once per month.
USGS Current Water Data for Nevada. Explore the NEW USGS National Water Dashboard interactive map to access real-time water data from over 13,500 stations nationwide.
2 days ago · In 2022, Lake Mead’s water level was the lowest it’s ever been. Today, it stands nearly 22 feet higher, but it’s expected to dip to only 5 feet above the all-time low in the next two years.
