Water levels at Lake Powell, the giant reservoir on the Utah-Arizona border, have dropped to their lowest point in three years, prompting boat ramp closures and raising fears about downstream water ...

Officials have indicated that Lake Powell, the nation's second-largest reservoir by capacity, could potentially see water levels drop low enough to halt hydropower generation by December 2026.

After a brief reprieve in 2023 and early 2024, a long-simmering water crisis in the West is back with a vengeance amid ebbing water reservoirs, drought and wildfire risks. In fact, according to a ...

With forecasts by the Bureau of Reclamation predicting continued declines to the water levels through the coming months, Lake Powell's level changes will impact the functionality of all launch ramps.

Boaters hoping to enjoy Lake Powell this summer may soon have to adjust their plans. Water levels at the reservoir are 29 feet lower than this time last year, Glen Canyon National Recreation Area said ...

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