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3 Comments on Flash Flood Video from The Lake Powell Area
Heather - cool video, it is amazing how fast the water starts pouring in.
Heather, has the lake level risen much as a result of the flooding. Do you worry about the water level?
Lake Powell is currently almost 70 feet from full pool and roughly less than half of its capacity. The lake is 186 miles long, has roughly 2000 miles of shoreline, so for now, we can use all the water we can get.
Water to the lake comes mostly from the Colorado Rive and the Green River along with the San Juan and Dirty Devil rivers.