NEVADA RESERVOIR LEVELS

February 18 2025

The United States' vast network of dams and reservoirs is experiencing a mix of surpluses and shortages, reflective of the nation's diverse climatic zones and water management challenges. Northern states such as New Hampshire and Montana are seeing their water bodies like Lake Winnipesaukee and Flathead Lake at levels somewhat below their average, while southern states like Arizona and New Mexico report significant deficits in storages, with Lake Powell and Elephant Butte Reservoir notably lower than average, indicative of the persistent drought conditions in the Southwest. Conversely, reservoirs in California, such as Lake San Antonio and Berryessa, are experiencing surpluses after recent rainfall events, showcasing how weather patterns can dramatically alter water storage conditions.

Major reservoirs like Shasta Dam in California and Flaming Gorge in Utah have seen their storage levels rise, hinting at a positive trend for water supply in the upcoming seasons, particularly for agricultural usage and urban consumption. Meanwhile, the ongoing drought in the Colorado River Basin continues to impact water levels in critical storage facilities such as Lake Mead and Lake Mohave, raising concerns over long-term water availability for multiple states. The contrasting conditions across the country underscore the importance of proactive water management strategies and the need for continued monitoring of hydrological data to ensure that water resources are used sustainably and efficiently.

Weather


Location Observation
Topaz Lk Nr Topaz
Nevada ID 10297000
90 ft
Weber Reservoir Near Schurz
Nevada ID 10301700
4,205 ft
Lahontan Reservoir Nr Fallon
Nevada ID 10312100
4,152 ft
Marlette Lk Nr Carson City
Nevada ID 10336710
33 ft
Wild Horse Re Nr Gold Creek
Nevada ID 13174000
-999,999 ft
Lake Mead
Nevada ID 921
9,053,939 acre-ft

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