A rocky start to the year has put water flows through America's second-largest reservoir on track to decline, unless significant rain and snowfall arrive soon.

Learn more about the snow drought impacting the western U.S. and what that means for vital water sources.

Lake Powell, the second-largest reservoir in the United States, saw relatively stable water levels throughout 2024 compared to the sharp fluctuations of recent years. Lake Powell, along with ...

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Some environmentalists oppose the excavation because they believe a changing climate and excess demand for water will eventually drain Lake Powell into a hiker's paradise. "Very soon the level is ...

Las Vegas has now gone 212 days without rain, and all of Clark County is under either extreme or exceptional drought, but water levels at Lake Mead keep rising. Newsweek reached out to the National ...

Latest estimates place the Upper Colorado River Basin snowpack at just 83 percent of the historic median for this time of year.

That water then flows into Lake Powell. But lackluster January precipitation led snowpack to decline in those states. Last month, snow levels above Lake Powell were 94% of average. (“Average ...

As Lake Mead’s water level continues to fall amid the worsening ... the rapid changes are leaving other jurisdictions scrambling to adjust. Lake Powell fell below 3,525 feet for the first ...