Lake Mead Reaches Record Low
Lake Mead, the largest U.S. reservoir, has reached a record low elevation of 1,040.5 feet due to prolonged drought and declining water inflow from the Colorado River. The level has fallen daily since July 31, exacerbating a water crisis affecting 25 million people who rely on its water supply. This decline occurs amid a federal plan to impose water cuts on lower basin states to address ongoing shortages.
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