Lake Mead FILLING UP Again? Water Level UPDATE 2024 Lake Powell Colorado River California Flooding!

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Water enables life. Rain is NOT gloomy. It is beautiful, calming and wonderful.

I only had to watch this for thirty seconds to realize I needed more of this content in my life. I've got a homestead rather far away from Lake Mead, in Elko County, NV. But these atmospheric rivers buried it under three feet of snow yesterday, an absolute blessing considering I'm not there right now. But it's going to water the trees I planted, fill the creekbed I've been improving with better soil and local wildflowers, and maybe hopefully fill the pond I've been digging. This seems like just the channel to watch to know what's going on with the hydrology of the Southwest when I'm not there.

Grass lawns seem out of place while the desert gardens are beautiful and fit in very well with the setting. I think it is a win-win.

Excellent video. Note: Lake Powell is up 41 feet from a year ago (March 1st 2023 to March 1st 2024) - which is fantastic! I would speculate that releasing water into lake Mead is in some way in anticipation of the Epic snow fall we've had in the Rockies and now Sierra's.

Both lakes have done what they was built for and are needed

I lived in casa grande AZ for a time in 2009. Alot of people had grass lawns, but the ones the that looked really cool was the ones that planted desert wild plants .

If you live in Arizona, Nevada and Southern California, you should never complain about the rain when it comes.

Very interesting thank you. Still scary it’s only 37% full, or 63 % empty 😩😩.

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Thanks for the update!!

Decommissioning a dam if concerned about water storage, is like putting smaller gas tank in the car to increase your MPG.

Love our dessert showers. So helpful to our environment. 😊

Really interesting! Used to spend a lot of time at Lake Powell and a few years on Lake Mead.

Having dams in steps allows flexibility. Water can be held higher in the river system, and released as needed to those below like they are doing now.

Thanks for the excellent update, as I am not from your part of the country but am concerned about other areas of the country and try to be aware of even not so close to me areas! Can't wait until the next update ! And thanks again !

I'm glad that you are getting the precipitation you need. Things are still pretty dry here in Alberta.

I was living in SoCal during the peak of the drought. Our neighbor swapped out his front lawn grass for a desert garden in an effort to conserve water. It looked good but the city didn’t like it and made him change back to grass. In SoCal, appearances are what really matters to local government.

Great news! Thank God for atmospheric rivers!

very nice video, thank you !