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Lake Powell hits lowest summer level ever, raising risk of ‘dead pool’

Posted on June 30, 2026 by Alan Day

Lake Powell ‒ the massive Colorado River reservoir that produces power for millions of homes across the west ‒ is the emptiest it has ever been entering the hottest part of the summer. And the worst is still to come.

Source: Lake Powell hits lowest summer level ever, raising risk of ‘dead pool’ | Spokesman Review

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