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Lake Mead Reaches Record Low Level
Lake Mead has reached a new record low water level, dropping below 1,041 feet, the lowest since its creation nine decades ago. This decline reflects a prolonged crisis in the Colorado River system, driven by overuse, drought, and reduced snowpack, which threaten water and power supplies for millions in the Southwest. Authorities are working on water management plans, but experts warn that existing measures may be insufficient as reservoirs continue to decline.
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