Lake Mead REAL info (building, engineering, dry)

[goldwingin]

With the latest news about Lake Mead "Drying" up, Is there any real hard evidence that would suggest , afterall the Rockies had record snowfall this year, that the Lake would start to get back to "normal" levels? Like what would it take to get back to normal? Does anybody know??

Thanks,

goldwingin

[dynimagelv]

according to the news....yesterday I think....the Colorado Rockies snow pack and the release from Glen Canyon will allow Mead to go UP approx 6 ft......[this is from the person that runs the water district.....]

[goldwingin]

Originally Posted by dynimagelv

according to the news....yesterday I think....the Colorado Rockies snow pack and the release from Glen Canyon will allow Mead to go UP approx 6 ft......[this is from the person that runs the water district.....]

Now thats a good report.... its news like that, that will fill that sucker back up!!!

At least my "View" will last at least one more year!!!!

goldwingin

[dynimagelv]

it would fill up faster if Glenn Canyon wasn't gettin it all.....they;re going to fill Lake Powell before they fill Lake Mead.....

[garfield1]

You really cannot dry up any lake on the active colorado, you just have to slow down the generator flow, at his time, they refuse to do so, so you can see the old waterline, and she is way low, but since they have been building on the shoreline, and the age of the dam, she may never be at that waterline again, than you could say she is engineering wise, full.............