Nebraska Reservoirs

Dam Levels Capacity Storage
March 28 2024


nebraska Reservoir Report

March 28 2024


Across the nation, the status of dams and reservoirs is a crucial indicator of water supply health and regional environmental conditions. Our latest dataset reveals a mix of circumstances, with some water bodies brimming over while others reflect the stark reality of drought and reduced water levels. Notably, reservoirs such as Lake Mead in Nevada and Lake Powell across Arizona are holding significantly less water than their historical averages, underscoring the sustained impact of drought in the Western states. Conversely, California's Lake Almanor and Texas' Lake San Antonio have reported storage levels exceeding their averages, suggesting a recent influx of rainfall or snowmelt in these areas.

While the data varies widely state by state, certain trends can be discerned. For instance, Colorado's Blue Mesa Reservoir and Granby Reservoir are reporting higher storage volumes than average, which might be attributed to recent precipitation or possibly proactive water management strategies. However, the John Martin Reservoir in the same state shows a concerning depletion in storage. In the Southwest, the crucial Colorado River reservoirs, which provide water to millions, continue to see historically low levels, raising ongoing concerns about water security and management in an already arid region. Moving east, bodies like Pennsylvania's Prompton Reservoir and General Edgar Jadwin Reservoir are maintaining stable levels near their averages, suggesting balanced water systems there.

The variability observed in reservoir and dam levels is indicative of broader environmental patterns, including precipitation, snowpack state, and river flows. For water management researchers and hydrologists, these observations are more than mere statistics; they are insights into the dynamic interplay between climate, water resources management, and the natural environment. With the impacts of climate change increasingly felt, water storage data becomes a vital tool for planning and sustainability, informing not only water usage policies but also signaling the need for adaptation in regions facing persistent drought conditions. Such data is indicative of the challenges that lie ahead in ensuring a stable water supply amidst the complexities of environmental change.

Location Observation 24hr Change (%) Percent Normal (%) Elevation (ft)
Harlan County Lake Near Republican City
Nebraska ID 06849000
1,939 ft 0 100 1941.88

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