Colorado River Conditions Dashboard
Current Colorado River Conditions
Snow Accumulation
For the overall Colorado River Basin above Lake Powell, the snow accumulation as of 3/5/2025 is at 11.2 in., which is 87% of the 30-year median for this date of 12.8 in.
Unregulated Inflow to Lake Powell
Historical annual unregulated inflows to Lake Powell since its filling and historical average, 30-year period of record from 1991-2020, and 22-year average (current drought period). Min, Most and Max are the 90%, 50% and 10% probable exceedance inflows, respectively, as forecast by the Colorado Basin River Forecast Center for the current water year, if shown.
1 Water Year statistics are based on the 30-year period of record from 1991-2020, Average 1991-2020 – 9.60 MAF
Bureau of Reclamation 24-Month Study Results for Lake Powell and Lake Mead
The 24-Month Study, issued by the Bureau of Reclamation, projects future conditions in the Colorado River system extending out 24 months. The Minimum, Most, and Maximum probable elevations are determined using the 90%, 50%, and 10% probable exceedance of unregulated inflow forecasts from the Colorado Basin River Forecast Center, projected reservoir operations as determined by existing policies, and projected water demand schedules.
Arizona Lake Mead DCP Contributions and Conservation
This table summarizes Arizona’s Drought Contingency Plan (DCP) Contributions to Lake Mead and other conservation efforts under the DCP.