New HIGHS & LOWS Predicted Through 2025! Lake Mead Water Level Report Las Vegas Hoover Dam

[@mojo.adventures]

Check out our new *COLORADO RIVER WATCH* podcast: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hX2thGydgth1n7M You can grab a *Basic Adventure Tee* and other merch over at the *Earthworks* here: mojoearthworks.etsy.com *SPECIAL RECOGNITION* goes out to our Superthanks Viewers: *Swampster70 | Pieter Smit* Thank you for your support, as well as everyone who viewed, commented, liked, or subscribed!

[@auroraheidialis]

I think we are at around 100% snowpack in sw CO. I'm hopeful it'll increase in the next two months. Wishing the best and plenty of water for everyone.

[@mojo.adventures]

Outstanding, we love to hear it! 👍 We're also hoping things kick up weather wise in the next few weeks, just got back from California and the Sierra's aren't doing much. It really takes a 2-prong approach to help Mead the most: snowpack from Colorado and reduced demand downstream from increased water in California. I hope we can at least count on one of those happening again this year! Thank you for watching and let it snow snow snow 😎

[@TinaHobbs-ow2fd]

LMFAO!!!!!!!!

[@monsterkxf]

Great report. Winter is far from over!! 🤘🤘

[@mojo.adventures]

Sure is! Things were just picking up around this time last year. Thank you for checking out the update 👍

[@barlowsmith6242]

WINTER IS OVER heard of El Nino by any chance? none winter

[@Marc-js8rx]

Such an informative video, MOJO ADVENTURES! I was thinking about you just a couple days ago, during our 2-day rainfall here in the East Valley of Phoenix. I always wonder 2 things: How much does this constant rain help our reservoirs locally, and: I'm hoping this rain here in the valley is equating to SNOW in the higher elevations where it really counts toward snowpack?? It would be much appreciated if you can Reply here or maybe address in your next vid? As always, I'm a loyal viewer and trust you guys and your gathered data implicitly! Thanks so much!

[@mojo.adventures]

Thanks for checking out another update! We've been getting hit with some pretty good storms also in Las Vegas 👍 Nothing like the snow that hung around our higher elevations last year though. Good questions! I'm guessing much like here, all the local rain around Phoenix doesn't help all that much unfortunately. I will have to do a little more research on that and get back to you. I'm working on the next Colorado River Watch stories now. It's looking like a pretty normal winter around the basin so far. No surprises or extreme snowpack like we were hoping for... yet 🤞 Appreciate your support as always!

[@alanbiancardi2531]

I too live in the East Valley. The sad thing here is that so much of our water comes from underground. It would be interesting to learn how it gets recharged.

[@jeffreysmith5018]

thanks for the update. Critical info for anyone in the western US

[@mojo.adventures]

Thank you for watching, appreciate the feedback!👍

[@tzadik36]

Thank you for this video and your usual great photography. Let's hope for the best while (mentally and physically) preparing for otherwise...

[@mojo.adventures]

Welcome back & thanks for checking out another update👍 We will have to do just that, I don't think we'll see any real stability until 2026!

[@OKNGN]

Love your videos ! Thanks for your great insights ..... would love to see the Colorado snowpack levels added if that works :) . All good as is though . Thanks for your time and efforts

[@mojo.adventures]

Great suggestion! That would be especially useful this time of year. I'll have to look into some resources for adding that. Thank you for the support and stopping in to leave a comment👍

[@OKNGN]

Hi there .... I am somewhat obsessed with the water scenario that you cover, despite living up in BC Canada .... but this is a site I like to look at , as well as all the lake levels like Shasta, Oroville, etc , as you say they are all intertwined .... hoping the pineapple express fills everything up :) Again amazing job you do for all of us , thank you ! Colorado Snowpack - Feb 3 www.nrcs.usda.gov/wps/portal/wcc/home/quicklinks/states/colorado/

[@stevewhitton8671]

Thank you for your video

[@mojo.adventures]

We appreciate you watching! 👍

[@stevewhitton8671]

I have been boating out of Temple Bar since 1983. But our 26' boat is a problem at Mead. We have not been to Mead since 2021. Now we go to Mohave.. But Mohave would never be our 1st choice. But, I must say Mohave has better boat camping beaches.

[@bobbycv64]

Thanks

[@mojo.adventures]

Appreciate the support! 👍

[@bobbycv64]

Excellent Information and very Professional - according to punxsutawney phil - we are expected to have an early Spring. That's not good news 😞

[@mojo.adventures]

Thank you, appreciate the feedback! Just saw that also... Phil's not feeling the winter anymore. Getting hit with several storms and cold fronts out west now, so still holding out a little hope👍

[@bobbycv64]

@mojo.adventures BTW, sent a thanks, I tried yesterday and didn't go through, should be good now. This was a great report and I have personally been to all the major dams on the Colorado River. I have a video of Parker Dam 1989 when you could actually walk up to the turbines and the shaft was only 4 feet away. BTW, there was no one there except my family and this was a self guided tour.

[@mojo.adventures]

I see it now, thank you so much! That's pretty neat you could walk out on Parker dam, still haven't been to Parker but plan to visit soon as part of our coverage. I wish I could have seen some of these reservoirs back then!

[@barlowsmith6242]

I once called this lake mud, looks like I was right!

[@Swampster70]

Thanks!

[@mojo.adventures]

Thank you for supporting the channel! We really appreciate that and will get you in the next credits 👍

[@pietersmit109]

Always love the content. Where is the link for the Colorado River Watch podcast? Could not find it on the Apple podcast

[@mojo.adventures]

Welcome back Pieter! I just pinned a comment up top with the link 👍 It is only up here on KZbin, but you can listen (audio only) like a traditional podcast using KZbin Music. I can only hope someday that even a clip of my content is featured on a premier service like Apple or Spotify. Thank you again for the support!

[@davidjennings127]

Still no mention of the Thompson project that’s sucking 80% of western water to the east😢😢😢

[@mojo.adventures]

You are on top of it!👍 The Big Thompson project is big factor affecting the river right at the source. Though it might be a bit dated now, one of our very first Lake Mead updates from back in September 2022 I dedicated part of the update to explaining the project. I also linked to another channel "The Curious Vida" where he actually goes to visit the diversion channel. I try to build a little knowledge of the whole situation in each one of these updates. If you are interested you can watch that one here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ap3LqXqvr8R6obs

[@terryhancock]

I don't why they can't draw down the lakes

[@mojo.adventures]

Lake Powell got a little too close to deadpool in 2022. If that happened, no water would flow past to Lake Mead, Arizona, or California. The intake and bypass were built too high up for the situation we're in now to draw much lower (check out the infographic "Antique Plumbing in Glen Canyon Dam") 👍

[@terryhancock]

If they are removed All the damns

[@mojo.adventures]

There were talks of "bypassing" Glen Canyon Dam last year so that Mead becomes the sole major reservoir, but can't remove all of them at this point. A lot of areas like the Arizona strip would be completely ravaged when the Colorado floods in spring now. You are on the right track though because the consensus seems to be there should have been many more small/regional dams built, instead of a few huge mega-reservoirs. Like beavers do 👍

[@consuelogonzalez8650]

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[@mojo.adventures]

Gracias por su comentario, espero que usted y su familia tengan un año nuevo bendecido y esperamos un año de abundante agua para todos 🙏💧

[@billcarp3523]

Here's an idea: stop Phoenix from demanding more and more water with it's housing builds. Phoenix is the 5th largest metropolis in the nation, from what I've read.

[@mojo.adventures]

Phoenix has been growing like wildfire lately also! Last year city leaders there took some major steps toward conservation, and the alfalfa farms are being put under the microscope now. We'll see how it plays out going into 2026...

[@EmilyAnderson-k8q]

Not just Phoenix!! The whole East Valley has grown sooo much. I moved to Gilbert, AZ Jan 2021 and since then several big apartment properties and several big housing neighborhoods were built, as well as lilr 4 it 5 developments I know of In the queen creek and San Tan Valley areas alone...theres soooo much development of housing all over Arizona and the water supply I DONT think can sustain that Many people in a DESERT for decades ro come! Whatever tho cuz I hated it and soooo glad to be back in So Cal by the beach where I can take my kids out doors ANY day of the year

[@billcarp3523]

@@mojo.adventures Restricting part of the food supply chain seems counter-productive. Farming and exporting hay (like the Saudis are doing) is taking water from the locals, this must be what you're referring to.

[@mojo.adventures]

Yes Sir that's correct- farming and exporting. Many foreign firms use wells much deeper than the long time local farmers have or can afford to drill. If they go dry... they just drill even deeper.

[@barlowsmith6242]

Well. cry me a river - please.