January 10, 2023

The following table summarizes the status of Arizona’s key surface water supplies for the month of January.

20232022202120202019
COLORADO RIVER SYSTEM
Lake Powell (% full)2427415141
Lake Mead (% full)2834404239
Total Colorado System (% full)3337465245
Lake Mead Elevation (ft msl)1,0451,0671,0851,0921,082
Tier 1 Shortage Declaration Elevation (ft msl)1,0751,0751,0751,0751,075
Tier 2a Shortage Declaration Elevation (ft msl)1,0501,0501,0501,0501,050
Tier 2b Shortage Declaration Elevation (ft msl)1,0451,0451,045NANA
Tier 3 Shortage Declaration Elevation (ft msl)1,0251,0251,0251,0251,025
Lake Powell Elevation (ft msl)3,5253,5363,5803,6073,580
Minimum Power Generation Elevation (ft msl)3,4903,4903,4903,4903,490
Upper Basin Water Year Precipitation to Date (% of average)118132619095
Upper Basin Current Snowpack (% of average)1361337011587
SALT / VERDE RIVER SYSTEM
Salt River Reservoirs (% full)7375837750
Verde River Reservoirs (% full)5042326030
Total Salt / Verde System (% full)7071777447
Salt/Verde Water Year Precipitation to Date (% of average)1321032912295
Salt/Verde Current Snowpack Level (% of average)127118913879
CAP STORAGE
Lake Pleasant (% full)6274818775

Data compiled from Central Arizona Water Conservation District, U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, and Salt River Project

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