Lake Powell reaches record low threatens California water

Lake Powell, a key reservoir on the Colorado River, has reached its lowest level on record, dropping to 3,519.91 feet above sea level. The reservoir has fallen more than 20 feet this year and is nearing the point where hydroelectric turbines can no longer generate power. This decline, combined with Lake Mead’s similar low, threatens water supplies and power generation for millions across the Southwestern U.S. amidst ongoing disputes over long-term management.

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