To: All Annual Operating Plan Recipients From: Lower Colorado Region Boulder Canyon Operations Office River Operations Group Daniel Bunk P.O. Box 647 Boulder City, NV 896-47 Phone: 72-293-83 The operation of Lake Powell and Lake Mead in this August 26 24-Month Study is pursuant to the December 27 Record of Decision on Colorado River Interim Guidelines for Lower Basin Shortages and the Coordinated Operations of Lake Powell and Lake Mead (Interim Guidelines) and reflects the 26 Annual Operating Plan (AOP). Pursuant to the Interim Guidelines, the August 25 24-Month Study projections of the January, 26, system storage and reservoir water surface elevations set the operational tier for the coordinated operation of Lake Powell and Lake Mead during 26. Consistent with Section 6.B of the Interim Guidelines, the Lake Powell operational tier for water year 26 is the Upper Elevation Balancing Tier. The April 26 24-Month Study projected the end of water year elevation at Lake Powell to be above 3,575 feet above sea level (feet) and the end of water year elevation at Lake Mead to be below elevation,75 feet. Therefore, in accordance with Section 6.B.4 of the Interim Guidelines, Lake Powell operations shifted to balancing releases for the remainder of water year 26. Based on the most probable inflow forecast, this August 24-Month Study projects a balancing release of 9. maf in water year 26. Consistent with Section 2.B.5 of the Interim Guidelines, the Intentionally Created Surplus (ICS) Surplus Condition is the criterion governing the operation of Lake Mead for calendar year 26. The August 26 24-Month Study projects the January, 27 Lake Powell elevation to be below the 27 Equalization Elevation of 3,652 feet and above elevation 3,575 feet. Consistent with Section 6.B of the Interim Guidelines, Lake Powell s operations in water year 27 will be governed by the Upper Elevation Balancing Tier, with an initial water year release volume of 8.23 maf and the potential for an April adjustment to equalization or balancing releases in April 27. Consistent with Section 6.B.4 of the Interim Guidelines, an April adjustment to balancing releases is currently projected to occur and Lake Powell is projected to release 9. maf in water year 27. The August 26 24-Month Study projects the January, 27 Lake Mead elevation to be above,75 feet. Consistent with Section 2.B.5 of the Interim Guidelines, the ICS Surplus Condition is the criterion governing the operation of Lake Mead for calendar year 27. The operational tier determinations will be documented in the 27 AOP, which is currently in development. The Interim Guidelines are available for download at: http://www.usbr.gov/lc/region/programs/strategies/recordofdecision.pdf. The 26 AOP is available for download at: http://www.usbr.gov/lc/region/g4/aop/aop6.pdf. Current runoff projections into Lake Powell are provided by the National Weather Service s Colorado Basin River Forecast Center and are as follows: Observed unregulated inflow into Lake Powell for the month of July was.595 maf or 55 percent of the 3-year average from 98 to 2. The forecast for August unregulated inflow into Lake Powell is.35 maf or 7 percent of the 3-year average. The preliminary observed 26 April through July unregulated inflow is 6.6 maf or 92 percent of average. In this study, the calendar year 26 diversion for Metropolitan Water District of Southern California (MWD) is projected to be.33 maf. The calendar year 26 diversion for the Central Arizona Project (CAP) is projected to be.49 maf. Consumptive use for Nevada above Hoover (SNWP Use) is projected to be.22 maf for calendar year 26.
Due to changing Lake Mead elevations, Hoover s generator capacity is adjusted based on estimated effective capacity and plant availability. The estimated effective capacity is based on projected Lake Mead elevations. Unit capacity tests will be performed as the lake elevation changes. This study reflects these changes in the projections. Hoover, Davis, and Parker historical gross energy figures come from PO&M reports provided by the Lower Colorado Region s Management Office, Bureau of Reclamation, Boulder City, Nevada. Questions regarding these historical energy numbers can be directed to Larry Karr at (72) 293-894.
* H I S T O R I C A L * Date Aug 25 Sep 25 WY 25 Oct 25 Nov 25 Dec 25 Jan 26 Feb 26 Mar 26 Apr 26 May 26 Jun 26 Jul 26 Regulated Evap Losses ( Ac-Ft) ( Ac-Ft) August 26 24-Month Study ( Ac-Ft) Bypass ( Ac-Ft) ( Ac-Ft) Fontenelle Reservoir (Ft) Live ( Ac-Ft) 53 2 83 84 6497.37 279 37 2 6 6 6493.88 254 2 6 93 324 254 46 46 5 6 649.6 238 4 56 57 6489.3 22 36 58 58 6485.4 97 32 49 58 648.7 7 34 55 55 6476.59 49 5 58 58 6474.73 4 9 56 56 648.34 74 86 2 86 2 6 6493.63 252 293 2 43 243 65.4 299 8 3 73 3 76 65.25 3 Aug 26 44 2 64 64 6497.23 278 Sep 26 36 2 58 58 6493.87 254 WY 26 968 5 76 92 952 Oct 26 4 59 59 649.95 234 Nov 26 4 57 57 6488.2 27 Dec 26 33 59 59 6484. 9 Jan 27 28 59 59 6478.38 58 Feb 27 27 53 53 6472.8 3 Mar 27 43 59 59 6469. 5 Apr 27 68 7 7 6468.5 May 27 27 92 92 6475.64 45 Jun 27 26 2 6 7 6499.55 295 Jul 27 7 3 23 25 655.8 338 Aug 27 65 2 84 84 652.39 37 Sep 27 44 2 7 7 6498.73 289 WY 27 945 4 866 29 896 Oct 27 47 68 68 6495.69 267 Nov 27 42 66 66 6492. 242 Dec 27 32 68 68 6486.47 25 Jan 28 3 68 68 6479.99 67 Feb 28 28 62 62 6472.97 32 Mar 28 53 68 68 6469.28 6 Apr 28 85 89 89 6468.2 2 May 28 64 98 7 5 648.5 7 Jun 28 299 2 2 67 7 6499.77 297 Jul 28 78 3 28 29 655.65 343 * Based on the Colorado River Basin Forecast Center's Most Probable Water Supply Forecast Model Run ID: 32 Processed On: 8/8/26 3:47:59PM
Date Unreg ( Ac-Ft) * Aug 25 56 87 H Sep 25 39 62 WY 25 562 66 I Oct 25 48 63 S Nov 25 38 55 T Dec 25 38 6 O Jan 26 44 7 R Feb 26 63 84 I Mar 26 84 93 C Apr 26 4 5 A May 26 362 282 L Jun 26 455 45 * Jul 26 9 88 Aug 26 5 7 Sep 26 42 64 WY 26 455 44 Oct 26 5 69 Nov 26 59 76 Dec 26 4 66 Jan 27 45 76 Feb 27 45 7 Mar 27 92 8 Apr 27 3 33 May 27 88 53 Jun 27 3 57 Jul 27 25 6 Aug 27 76 95 Sep 27 5 76 WY 27 29 24 August 26 24-Month Study Reg Evap Losses ( Ac-Ft) ( Ac-Ft) ( Ac-Ft) Flaming Gorge Reservoir Bypass ( Ac-Ft) ( Ac-Ft) Bank ( Ac-Ft) (Ft) Live ( Ac-Ft) Jensen Flow ( Ac-Ft) 3 4 4 4 633.8 3498 3 39 632.59 345 27 82 293 58 352 2856 7 3 3 36 63.73 3377 62 4 3 3 33 628.73 33 76 2 37 37 3 626.75 3225 72 2 34 34 27 625.7 363 68 2 8 8 26 624. 327 64 3 5 5 27 625.3 365 3 5 5 5 29 626.43 323 36 8 52 52 38 632. 3427 7 27 98 469 35 63.7 3356 965 3 6 4 2 33 629.3 332 223 3 3 627.7 326 3 7 7 29 626.32 329 22 8 47 23 6 3432 7 68 68 29 626.6 323 98 3 88 88 28 625.77 389 23 2 5 5 27 624.73 35 33 2 5 5 26 623.94 32 3 2 94 94 25 623.27 397 8 3 5 5 27 624.72 35 2 5 48 48 3 626.82 3228 248 8 3 627.69 326 62 5 5 3 627.6 3258 63 3 95 95 33 628.89 336 77 3 95 95 33 628.56 3294 6 92 92 3 627.87 3267 7 79 262 Oct 27 55 76 7 95 95 3 627.2 3242 23 Nov 27 5 74 3 92 92 3 626.65 3222 22 Dec 27 35 7 2 95 95 29 625.98 397 2 Jan 28 4 78 2 95 95 28 625.5 379 2 Feb 28 45 79 2 86 86 28 625.25 369 4 Mar 28 2 8 3 95 95 28 625.75 388 72 Apr 28 34 37 5 92 92 3 626.79 3227 37 May 28 245 86 8 63 63 3 627.9 3242 695 Jun 28 39 26 34 34 35 63. 3353 554 Jul 28 2 62 4 98 98 37 63.33 34 98 * Based on the Colorado River Basin Forecast Center's Most Probable Water Supply Forecast Model Run ID: 32 Processed On: 8/8/26 3:47:59PM
Regulated ( Ac-Ft) August 26 24-Month Study ( Ac-Ft) (Ft) Live ( Ac-Ft) Date * Aug 25 9 22 937.56 83 H Sep 25 7 8 93. 72 WY 25 66 7 I Oct 25 7 8 93.7 7 S Nov 25 5 6 93.4 7 T Dec 25 5 6 939.95 7 O Jan 26 6 6 939.87 7 R Feb 26 4 5 939.7 68 I Mar 26 5 6 938.44 67 C Apr 26 9 6 93.7 7 A May 26 7 934.6 77 L Jun 26 4 2 9325.34 97 * Jul 26 2 932.4 87 Aug 26 7 6 934.93 78 Sep 26 6 3 93.7 7 WY 26 23 24 Oct 26 6 6 93.7 7 Nov 26 5 5 93.7 7 Dec 26 4 5 93.8 7 Jan 27 4 5 939.44 69 Feb 27 3 5 938.6 67 Mar 27 3 5 936.86 65 Apr 27 6 5 937.52 66 May 27 22 934.93 78 Jun 27 38 5 9327.4 Jul 27 4 2 9324.32 95 Aug 27 8 2 937.8 83 Sep 27 7 7 93.94 73 WY 27 2 8 Oct 27 6 8 93.98 7 Nov 27 5 6 93.36 7 Dec 27 5 6 939.53 69 Jan 28 4 6 938.48 68 Feb 28 4 6 937.5 65 Mar 28 4 6 936.2 64 Apr 28 9 6 937.83 67 May 28 28 2 933. 75 Jun 28 42 22 9324.6 95 Jul 28 2 22 9323.8 93 Taylor Park Reservoir * Based on the Colorado River Basin Forecast Center's Most Probable Water Supply Forecast Model Run ID: 32 Processed On: 8/8/26 3:47:59PM
August 26 24-Month Study Blue Mesa Reservoir UnReg Regulated Evap Losses Bypass Live Date ( Ac-Ft) ( Ac-Ft) ( Ac-Ft) ( Ac-Ft) ( Ac-Ft) ( Ac-Ft) (Ft) ( Ac-Ft) * Aug 25 59 73 5 5 752.97 772 H Sep 25 39 5 95 95 757.65 726 WY 25 42 47 9 835 72 92 I Oct 25 33 34 87 87 75.39 673 S Nov 25 3 3 45 45 7499.64 658 T Dec 25 27 28 62 62 7495.46 624 O Jan 26 27 27 6 6 749.2 59 R Feb 26 26 27 59 58 7487.4 559 I Mar 26 4 42 36 37 7487.62 563 C Apr 26 75 72 63 63 7488.62 57 A May 26 6 55 34 9 53 7488.74 572 L Jun 26 285 265 46 46 754.84 788 * Jul 26 8 9 2 2 2 752.3 766 Aug 26 44 53 6 6 756.7 72 Sep 26 36 43 85 85 75.9 669 WY 26 866 867 9 895 9 95 Oct 26 35 35 63 63 7497.36 64 Nov 26 3 3 35 35 7496.72 635 Dec 26 26 27 87 87 7489. 574 Jan 27 23 24 44 44 7486.49 554 Feb 27 9 2 28 28 7485.56 547 Mar 27 3 33 35 35 7485.26 545 Apr 27 65 64 52 52 7486.73 556 May 27 9 79 62 62 7488.82 572 Jun 27 24 27 66 66 757.22 722 Jul 27 93 99 2 83 83 758.88 736 Aug 27 49 6 96 96 754.68 7 Sep 27 38 48 7498.7 646 WY 27 84 838 8 852 852 Oct 27 38 4 74 74 7493.84 62 Nov 27 3 32 37 37 7493.25 67 Dec 27 26 27 56 56 7489.49 577 Jan 28 24 26 5 5 7486.33 553 Feb 28 22 25 3 3 7485.5 547 Mar 28 36 38 38 38 7485.4 546 Apr 28 77 74 55 55 7487.84 565 May 28 22 23 72 72 7492.95 64 Jun 28 26 24 65 65 753.77 779 Jul 28 7 9 2 8 8 757.87 86 * Based on the Colorado River Basin Forecast Center's Most Probable Water Supply Forecast Model Run ID: 32 Processed On: 8/8/26 3:47:59PM
Date Unreg ( Ac-Ft) * Aug 25 6 H Sep 25 39 WY 25 95 I Oct 25 34 S Nov 25 3 T Dec 25 28 O Jan 26 27 R Feb 26 27 I Mar 26 43 C Apr 26 83 A May 26 76 L Jun 26 32 * Jul 26 83 Aug 26 48 Sep 26 36 WY 26 98 Oct 26 37 Nov 26 32 Dec 26 28 Jan 27 25 Feb 27 2 Mar 27 35 Apr 27 7 May 27 2 Jun 27 255 Jul 27 96 Aug 27 5 Sep 27 4 WY 27 9 August 26 24-Month Study Blue Mesa ( Ac-Ft) Side ( Ac-Ft) ( Ac-Ft) ( Ac-Ft) Morrow Point Reservoir Bypass ( Ac-Ft) ( Ac-Ft) (Ft) Live ( Ac-Ft) 5 5 6 6 753.74 2 95 95 3 3 743.98 4 92 53 965 926 23 972 87 87 93 93 735.56 98 45 46 47 47 733.97 97 62 62 46 47 754. 2 6 62 64 64 75.69 58 6 6 6 748.82 8 37 2 39 36 36 752.74 63 7 7 7 7 752.57 53 5 68 76 4 8 736.53 99 46 8 64 52 52 752.3 2 2 4 3 3 753.43 2 6 4 85 85 85 85 95 5 967 953 5 959 63 2 65 65 65 35 2 37 37 37 87 2 89 89 89 44 2 46 46 46 28 2 3 3 3 35 4 39 39 39 52 6 58 58 58 62 9 8 8 8 66 5 8 8 8 83 3 86 86 86 96 97 97 97 2 3 3 3 852 6 92 92 92 Oct 27 4 74 2 76 76 76 Nov 27 33 37 2 39 39 39 Dec 27 28 56 2 58 58 58 Jan 28 27 5 2 52 52 52 Feb 28 25 3 3 33 33 33 Mar 28 4 38 4 42 42 42 Apr 28 88 55 66 66 66 May 28 247 72 26 98 98 98 Jun 28 28 65 2 85 85 85 Jul 28 23 8 6 87 87 87 * Based on the Colorado River Basin Forecast Center's Most Probable Water Supply Forecast Model Run ID: 32 Processed On: 8/8/26 3:47:59PM
Unreg ( Ac-Ft) August 26 24-Month Study Morrow ( Ac-Ft) Side ( Ac-Ft) ( Ac-Ft) ( Ac-Ft) Crystal Reservoir Bypass ( Ac-Ft) ( Ac-Ft) (Ft) Live ( Ac-Ft) Tunnel Flow ( Ac-Ft) Below Tunnel Flow ( Ac-Ft) Date * Aug 25 63 6 4 6749.7 6 65 47 H Sep 25 42 3 3 6 96 7 6744.6 5 57 5 WY 25 2 972 6 78 843 7 78 393 79 I Oct 25 37 93 3 96 94 94 675.8 6 5 44 S Nov 25 34 47 3 5 5 5 675.2 6 5 T Dec 25 32 47 4 5 4 2 52 6747.7 5 53 O Jan 26 3 64 4 68 67 68 6748.2 6 69 R Feb 26 3 6 3 64 63 63 6752.48 7 65 I Mar 26 48 36 5 4 4 4 6752.32 7 2 4 C Apr 26 92 7 9 8 8 8 675.4 6 47 36 A May 26 94 8 8 98 9 64 97 6753.3 7 5 54 L Jun 26 344 52 4 93 74 2 93 6752. 7 43 53 * Jul 26 89 3 6 9 7 2 9 675.4 6 64 58 Aug 26 53 5 5 4 4 6753.4 7 65 49 Sep 26 42 85 6 9 9 9 6753.4 7 55 36 WY 26 25 959 7 66 796 242 63 382 79 Oct 26 43 65 6 7 7 7 6753.4 7 3 4 Nov 26 36 37 4 4 4 4 6753.4 7 4 Dec 26 33 89 5 94 94 94 6753.4 7 94 Jan 27 29 46 4 5 5 5 6753.4 7 5 Feb 27 24 3 3 33 33 33 6753.4 7 33 Mar 27 4 39 5 44 44 44 6753.4 7 5 39 Apr 27 8 58 68 68 68 6753.4 7 3 38 May 27 235 8 25 26 34 72 26 6753.4 7 55 5 Jun 27 28 8 25 6 6 6 6753.4 7 6 46 Jul 27 5 86 9 95 95 95 6753.4 7 65 3 Aug 27 53 97 3 6753.4 7 65 35 Sep 27 46 3 6 9 9 9 6753.4 7 55 54 WY 27 5 92 5 7 945 72 7 365 652 Oct 27 46 76 6 82 82 82 6753.4 7 3 52 Nov 27 38 39 5 43 43 43 6753.4 7 43 Dec 27 32 58 5 63 63 63 6753.4 7 63 Jan 28 3 52 5 57 57 57 6753.4 7 57 Feb 28 29 33 4 37 37 37 6753.4 7 37 Mar 28 46 42 6 48 48 48 6753.4 7 5 43 Apr 28 66 2 79 79 79 6753.4 7 3 49 May 28 28 98 34 232 34 98 232 6753.4 7 55 77 Jun 28 35 85 34 9 9 9 6753.4 7 6 59 Jul 28 38 87 4 6753.4 7 65 36 * Based on the Colorado River Basin Forecast Center's Most Probable Water Supply Forecast Model Run ID: 32 Processed On: 8/8/26 3:47:59PM
Regulated ( Ac-Ft) August 26 24-Month Study ( Ac-Ft) (Ft) Live ( Ac-Ft) Date * Aug 25 3 35 7652.83 94 H Sep 25 29 7645.8 75 WY 25 294 285 I Oct 25 7 5 7645.65 77 S Nov 25 5 7648.25 83 T Dec 25 7 4 7649.57 86 O Jan 26 6 7 7649.2 85 R Feb 26 7 6 7649.77 86 I Mar 26 4 6 7652.7 94 C Apr 26 25 3 7657.23 5 A May 26 6 44 7663.23 2 L Jun 26 77 73 7664.3 24 * Jul 26 7 38 7656.5 2 Aug 26 2 38 7645.4 76 Sep 26 3 29 7637.77 6 WY 26 265 277 Oct 26 7 7634.93 54 Nov 26 7 4 7636.62 57 Dec 26 6 4 7637.72 6 Jan 27 5 4 7638.32 6 Feb 27 4 3 7638.6 6 Mar 27 6 4 7639.62 63 Apr 27 8 4 7646.3 78 May 27 67 32 766.9 3 Jun 27 65 55 7663.84 22 Jul 27 28 42 7658.47 8 Aug 27 8 38 765.37 88 Sep 27 5 3 7643.94 73 WY 27 25 233 Oct 27 4 7 7642.49 7 Nov 27 8 4 7644.59 74 Dec 27 6 4 7645.73 77 Jan 28 5 4 7646.43 79 Feb 28 5 3 7647. 8 Mar 28 9 4 7649. 85 Apr 28 23 4 7656.87 4 May 28 7 52 7663.99 23 Jun 28 7 7 7663.96 23 Jul 28 29 42 7658.99 9 Vallecito Reservoir * Based on the Colorado River Basin Forecast Center's Most Probable Water Supply Forecast Model Run ID: 32 Processed On: 8/8/26 3:47:59PM
* H I S T O R I C A L * Date Aug 25 Sep 25 WY 25 Oct 25 Nov 25 Dec 25 Jan 26 Feb 26 Mar 26 Apr 26 May 26 Jun 26 Jul 26 Mod Unreg ( Ac-Ft) 5 5 9 42 37 23 22 42 8 9 27 22 24 August 26 24-Month Study Azetea Tunnel Div ( Ac-Ft) 9 2 7 3 26 33 4 Navajo Reservoir Reg Evap Losses NIIP Diversion Live Farmington Flow ( Ac-Ft) ( Ac-Ft) ( Ac-Ft) ( Ac-Ft) (Ft) ( Ac-Ft) ( Ac-Ft) 36 4 33 42 665.47 49 63 33 3 25 33 663.4 392 48 797 27 7 289 89 4 2 9 29 663.43 392 55 3 2 664. 4 39 9 2 663.8 397 34 23 22 663.77 396 34 39 28 664.39 45 43 67 2 4 25 667.8 44 52 94 3 9 22 67.75 49 53 65 4 2 9 674.87 549 75 74 5 25 25 667.29 443 44 4 5 37 79 66.29 364 2 Aug 26 Sep 26 WY 26 23 27 858 88 48 4 4 4 658.3 327 66 43 3 25 32 656.97 3 54 78 29 74 66 2 Oct 26 Nov 26 Dec 26 Jan 27 Feb 27 Mar 27 Apr 27 May 27 Jun 27 Jul 27 Aug 27 Sep 27 WY 27 26 3 23 9 24 67 3 272 96 57 35 35 95 2 4 39 34 7 3 2 4 25 656.8 3 46 27 2 22 656.34 32 38 2 23 656. 299 37 8 23 655.6 293 35 23 2 655.74 295 3 63 2 5 23 658.4 328 39 2 2 22 662.83 384 63 97 4 34 5 666.89 438 246 52 4 5 238 655.99 298 368 63 4 55 3 653.9 272 85 53 3 46 37 65.4 239 69 49 3 26 29 65.44 23 56 798 27 252 598 3 Oct 27 Nov 27 Dec 27 Jan 28 Feb 28 Mar 28 Apr 28 May 28 Jun 28 Jul 28 4 3 25 22 3 92 7 277 224 66 2 2 5 4 34 8 42 2 9 23 65.2 239 48 26 22 65.34 24 39 22 23 65.23 24 38 2 23 65.94 237 37 29 2 65.54 244 33 85 2 5 23 656.3 299 45 36 2 2 22 663.27 39 75 28 4 35 5 665.37 48 297 89 4 5 266 655. 286 47 7 4 56 36 652.9 26 4 * Based on the Colorado River Basin Forecast Center's Most Probable Water Supply Forecast Model Run ID: 32 Processed On: 8/8/26 3:47:59PM
Date Unreg ( Ac-Ft) * Aug 25 33 H Sep 25 276 WY 25 74 I Oct 25 535 S Nov 25 42 T Dec 25 266 O Jan 26 3 R Feb 26 396 I Mar 26 553 C Apr 26 84 A May 26 2294 L Jun 26 297 * Jul 26 595 Aug 26 35 Sep 26 35 WY 26 9782 Oct 26 45 Nov 26 42 Dec 26 33 Jan 27 32 Feb 27 35 Mar 27 55 Apr 27 83 May 27 222 Jun 27 258 Jul 27 82 Aug 27 42 Sep 27 34 WY 27 963 August 26 24-Month Study Regulated ( Ac-Ft) Lake Powell Evap Losses Plant Bypass Bank EOM Lees Ferry Gage ( Ac-Ft) ( Ac-Ft) ( Ac-Ft) ( Ac-Ft) (Ft) ( Ac-Ft) ( Ac-Ft) ( Ac-Ft) 466 54 799 799 369.7 565 2637 84 435 49 74 74 366. 54 2333 726 949 368 8868 32 9 936 68 34 6 6 366.44 544 2375 69 56 32 577 577 365.47 536 228 583 393 26 857 857 36.8 5 827 863 433 8 857 857 3596.58 4968 427 865 49 8 7 7 3594.4 4952 224 74 486 4 694 694 3592.8 4935 9 77 68 22 665 665 3592.2 4935 4 68 925 26 7 7 363.87 524 223 74 268 46 8 8 362. 555 3764 82 84 58 95 95 368.22 54 3576 969 53 56 9 9 364.43 58 382 95 495 5 698 698 362.3 589 2946 72 4 379 9 9 935 5 35 6 6 36.99 58 283 69 447 33 6 6 369.28 566 2658 64 456 26 8 8 365.83 539 235 83 44 8 8 8 362. 59 94 87 45 8 65 65 3599.55 499 77 654 475 4 65 65 3597.7 4976 532 655 66 22 6 6 3598.8 4979 568 69 22 28 65 65 36.8 579 28 658 2372 47 8 8 3624.29 592 4223 87 735 59 362.5 568 3924 6 535 57 5 5 366.49 525 3394 65 466 5 8 8 363.2 597 337 83 9488 39 9 9 92 Oct 27 455 524 35 6 6 362.2 588 2935 69 Nov 27 447 486 34 6 6 36.67 578 2798 64 Dec 27 363 452 27 8 8 367.2 55 245 83 Jan 28 36 443 8 8 8 363.77 523 23 87 Feb 28 393 433 9 65 65 36.6 56 95 654 Mar 28 665 598 4 65 65 36.98 5 843 655 Apr 28 56 879 23 6 6 363.43 52 28 69 May 28 2343 26 29 65 65 367.5 53 3453 658 Jun 28 2666 2342 49 8 8 3629.84 524 4835 87 Jul 28 9 976 6 3629.3 5234 4756 6 * Based on the Colorado River Basin Forecast Center's Most Probable Water Supply Forecast Model Run ID: 32 Processed On: 8/8/26 3:47:59PM
August 26 24-Month Study Hoover Dam - Lake Mead Glen Side Glen to Hoover Evap Losses SNWP Use Downstream Requirements Bank EOM Date ( Ac-Ft) ( Ac-Ft) ( Ac-Ft) ( Ac-Ft) ( CFS) ( Ac-Ft) ( Ac-Ft) ( Ac-Ft) (Ft) ( Ac-Ft) * Aug 25 799 4 7 83 3. 27 82 642 78.3 987 H Sep 25 74 72 58 723 2. 24 722 64 78. 9854 WY 25 9 722 54 9246 22 925 I Oct 25 6 8 42 578 9.4 2 577 645 78.99 9927 S Nov 25 577 4 42 63.6 2 63 64 78.23 9865 T Dec 25 857 43 36 69. 9 68 656 8.9 87 O Jan 26 857 89 3 662.8 8 66 67 83.68 38 R Feb 26 7 8 28 699 2.2 698 673 84.7 36 I Mar 26 694 3 3 8 6.4 8 7 653 8.45 48 C Apr 26 665 68 38 55 7.7 8 55 63 76.3 9693 A May 26 7 5 43 887 4.4 22 885 68 73.8 954 L Jun 26 8 4 5 92 5.5 28 99 66 7.64 933 * Jul 26 95 7 64 83 3.5 3 84 62 72.75 949 Aug 26 9 24 69 682. 25 682 627 75.64 9653 Sep 26 698 2 57 75.8 9 75 629 75.98 968 WY 26 9 842 53 9277 29 9277 Oct 26 6 69 42 54 8.4 22 54 635 77.3 9767 Nov 26 6 56 42 65.9 2 65 632 76.47 972 Dec 26 8 54 36 596 9.7 8 596 645 78.93 9923 Jan 27 8 62 3 728.8 8 728 65 8.2 3 Feb 27 65 73 27 728 3. 7 728 648 79.57 9975 Mar 27 65 55 3 34 6.8 5 34 626 75.28 9624 Apr 27 6 53 37 97 8.4 2 97 595 69.4 953 May 27 65 37 42 99 6. 29 99 572 64.94 882 Jun 27 8 2 49 884 4.9 29 884 563 63.22 8669 Jul 27 78 62 84 3.7 3 84 572 64.98 885 Aug 27 5 24 67 76 2.4 29 76 592 68.8 95 Sep 27 8 2 55 728 2.2 6 728 599 7.5 922 WY 27 9 795 59 955 226 955 Oct 27 6 69 4 48 7.8 2 48 67 7.65 933 Nov 27 6 56 4 69.4 69 66 7.48 938 Dec 27 8 54 35 57 9.3 7 57 62 74.3 9545 Jan 28 8 62 29 69.2 5 69 628 75.78 9665 Feb 28 65 73 27 662.9 7 662 629 75.97 968 Mar 28 65 55 3 6 6.4 23 6 68 7.86 9348 Apr 28 6 53 36 55 7.7 26 55 579 66.34 89 May 28 65 37 4 96 5.6 32 96 558 62.5 8587 Jun 28 8 2 49 98 5.4 32 98 547 59.97 842 Jul 28 78 6 83 3.5 32 83 557 6.86 8565 * Based on the Colorado River Basin Forecast Center's Most Probable Water Supply Forecast Model Run ID: 32 Processed On: 8/8/26 3:47:59PM
August 26 24-Month Study Davis Dam - Lake Mohave * H Date Aug 25 Sep 25 WY 25 Hoover ( Ac-Ft) 83 723 9246 Side ( Ac-Ft) -6-6 -42 Evap Losses ( Ac-Ft) 23 8 98 ( Ac-Ft) 775 758 8945 Spill ( Ac-Ft) ( Ac-Ft) 775 758 8945 ( CFS) (Ft) EOM ( Ac-Ft) 2.6 642.2 675 2.7 639.56 66 I S T O R I C A L * Oct 25 Nov 25 Dec 25 Jan 26 Feb 26 Mar 26 Apr 26 May 26 Jun 26 Jul 26 578 63 69 662 699 8 55 887 92 83-7 -4-3 -32-2 -6-8 -6-6 -24 5 9 3 7 22 26 26 655 599 527 553 675 92 979 93 838 83 655 599 527 553 675 92 979 93 838 83.7 635.8 57. 636. 54 8.6 638.77 585 9. 64.26 65.7 64.4 645 5. 643.7 73 6.4 644.7 746 4.7 643.7 7 4. 644.53 74 3. 643.75 79 Aug 26 Sep 26 WY 26 682 75 9277 - -9-85 23 8 98 696 732 888 696 732 888.3 642. 67 2.3 64. 67 Oct 26 Nov 26 Dec 26 Jan 27 Feb 27 Mar 27 Apr 27 May 27 Jun 27 Jul 27 Aug 27 Sep 27 WY 27 54 65 596 728 728 34 97 99 884 84 76 728 955 - -8-2 -4-4 -6-9 -3-6 -3 - -9-46 5 9 3 7 22 25 25 23 8 97 68 58 477 622 75 972 63 955 87 85 726 74 926 68 58 477 622 75 972 63 955 87 85 726 74 926. 633. 434 9.8 635. 486 7.8 638.7 583. 64.8 666 2.7 64.8 666 5.8 643.5 7 7.9 643. 699 5.5 643. 699 4.6 642. 67 3.3 64.5 658.8 64.5 658 2.5 64. 67 Oct 27 Nov 27 Dec 27 Jan 28 Feb 28 Mar 28 Apr 28 May 28 Jun 28 Jul 28 48 69 57 69 662 6 55 96 98 83 - -8-2 -4-4 -6-9 -3-6 -3 5 9 3 7 22 25 25 648 549 45 584 639 943 2 924 93 86 648 549 45 584 639 943 2 924 93 86.5 633. 434 9.2 635. 486 7.3 638.7 583 9.5 64.8 666.5 64.8 666 5.3 643.5 7 7.2 643. 699 5. 643. 699 5.2 642. 67 3. 64.5 658 * Based on the Colorado River Basin Forecast Center's Most Probable Water Supply Forecast Model Run ID: 32 Processed On: 8/8/26 3:47:59PM
Date Davis ( Ac-Ft) * Aug 25 775 6 H Sep 25 758 9 WY 25 8945 79 I Oct 25 655 34 S Nov 25 599 T Dec 25 527 22 O Jan 26 553 26 R Feb 26 675 I Mar 26 92 8 C Apr 26 979 8 A May 26 93 3 L Jun 26 838 8 * Jul 26 83 2 Aug 26 696 26 Sep 26 732 23 WY 26 888 24 Oct 26 68 27 Nov 26 58 22 Dec 26 477 9 Jan 27 622 3 Feb 27 75 2 Mar 27 972 4 Apr 27 63 9 May 27 955 6 Jun 27 87 4 Jul 27 85 29 Aug 27 726 26 Sep 27 74 23 WY 27 926 224 August 26 24-Month Study Side Evap Losses ( Ac-Ft) ( Ac-Ft) ( Ac-Ft) Parker Dam - Lake Havasu ( CFS) MWD Diversion ( Ac-Ft) CAP Diversion ( Ac-Ft) (Ft) EOM ( Ac-Ft) Flow To Mexico ( Ac-Ft) Flow To Mexico ( CFS) 7 58 9.4 7 7 448.3 586 93.5 5 487 8.2 4 68 448.4 58 9.5 4 635 95 566 5 2 458 7.5 5 447.88 578 59. 9 385 6.5 98 2 447.57 572 93.6 7 32 5.2 3 446.92 56 5.7 6 324 5.3 97 56 446.6 554 54 2.5 8 543 9.4 3 7 446.5 552 8 3. 9 695.3 89 23 447.4 569 22 3.6 689.6 93 69 448.89 597 22 3.4 3 636.3 97 76 448.8 58 97.6 5 633.6 95 89 448.8 596 92.5 7 67. 74 449.3 6 2.7 7 556 9. 85 7 448. 58 94.5 5 55 8.7 76 43 447.8 576 89.5 4 637 44 482 489 2 467 7.6 98 3 447.5 57 65. 9 372 6.3 94 22 447.5 57 3.7 7 286 4.7 96 22 446.5 552 5.9 6 388 6.3 82 54 446.5 552 54 2.5 8 485 8.7 73 43 446.5 552 8 3.2 9 724.8 82 5 446.7 555 26 3.4 76 2.8 79 82 448.7 593 92 3.2 3 675. 82 89 448.7 593 97.6 6 688.6 79 87 448.7 593 98.6 7 655.7 82 9 448. 58 99.6 7 558 9. 82 9 447.5 57 99.6 5 57 8.5 79 53 447.5 57 89.5 39 6567 7 63 497 Oct 27 648 27 2 466 7.6 82 8 447.5 57 68. Nov 27 549 22 9 37 6.2 79 8 447.5 57 3.7 Dec 27 45 9 7 288 4.7 82 8 446.5 552 5.9 Jan 28 584 3 6 38 6.2 6 446.5 552 5 2.4 Feb 28 639 2 8 478 8.6 57 446.5 552 75 3. Mar 28 943 4 9 72.7 83 24 446.7 555 99 3.2 Apr 28 2 9 759 2.8 97 24 448.7 593 85 3. May 28 924 6 3 678. 37 448.7 593 93.5 Jun 28 93 4 6 69.6 97 448.7 593 94.6 Jul 28 86 29 7 656.7 62 448. 58 95.5 * Based on the Colorado River Basin Forecast Center's Most Probable Water Supply Forecast Model Run ID: 32 Processed On: 8/8/26 3:47:59PM
August 26 24-Month Study Hoover Dam - Lake Mead EOM Change In Hoover Static Head Hoover Gen Capacity Hoover Gross Energy Percent of Units Date ( Ac-Ft) ( CFS) (Ft) ( Ac-Ft) ( Ac-Ft) (Ft) MW MKWH Available KWH/AF * Aug 25 83 3. 78.3 987 3 434.75 45. 37.8 93 383.4 H Sep 25 723 2. 78. 9854-7 435.36 563. 275.2 38.7 WY 25 9246 3596.9 I Oct 25 578 9.4 78.99 9927 73 435.3 88. 22.8 7 383.6 S Nov 25 63.6 78.23 9865-63 433.49 88. 244.8 7 387.9 T Dec 25 69. 8.9 87 222 434.77 69. 24.9 68 39.9 O Jan 26 662.8 83.68 38 232 438.4 775. 258.5 49 39.7 R Feb 26 699 2.2 84.7 36 4 437.39 88. 277. 55 396. I Mar 26 8 6.4 8.45 48-3 434.2 973. 42.7 6 399.7 C Apr 26 55 7.7 76.3 9693-355 429.37 244. 43.9 8 392.2 A May 26 887 4.4 73.8 954-89 426.83 64. 343.6 74 387.5 L Jun 26 92 5.5 7.64 933-74 425.27 528. 349.7 38.2 * Jul 26 83 3.5 72.75 949 89 427.46 528. 3.5 374.8 Aug 26 682. 75.64 9653 233 42.85 549. 254.3 372.9 Sep 26 75.8 75.98 968 28 423.67 55. 266.7 378.4 WY 26 9277 3586.5 Oct 26 54 8.4 77.3 9767 86 429.36 62. 98.9 75 387.2 Nov 26 65.9 76.47 972-46 43.76 79. 25.4 76 384.9 Dec 26 596 9.7 78.93 9923 22 429.55 378. 227. 88 38.3 Jan 27 728.8 8.2 3 9 429.76 285. 28.4 82 386.3 Feb 27 728 3. 79.57 9975-37 429.5 28.9 285.2 77 39.6 Mar 27 34 6.8 75.28 9624-352 426.44 244. 4. 8 386.8 Apr 27 97 8.4 69.4 953-47 42.9 23.9 423.7 8 386.2 May 27 99 6. 64.94 882-35 45.92 93. 37. 8 374.6 Jun 27 884 4.9 63.22 8669-33 4.8 48. 325.6 368.3 Jul 27 84 3.7 64.98 885 36 4.59 49. 33.5 373.3 Aug 27 76 2.4 68.8 95 3 44.52 52. 282.7 372. Sep 27 728 2.2 7.5 922 6 47.56 52. 272.4 374.4 WY 27 955 3632. Oct 27 48 7.8 7.65 933 9 423.8 38. 82.7 74 38. Nov 27 69.4 7.48 938-3 427.49 3. 238.9 67 386.3 Dec 27 57 9.3 74.3 9545 227 427.44 97.8 27.4 63 38.6 Jan 28 69.2 75.78 9665 2 425.36 257.8 262.3 82 379.8 Feb 28 662.9 75.97 968 5 425.62 95.4 254. 77 383.8 Mar 28 6 6.4 7.86 9348-332 422.95 22. 384. 8 382. Apr 28 55 7.7 66.34 89-436 47.69 2.3 42.3 8 38. May 28 96 5.6 62.5 8587-324 43.2 73.5 36. 8 376.2 Jun 28 98 5.4 59.97 842-67 48.9 453.3 336.9 367. Jul 28 83 3.5 6.86 8565 44 48.43 464. 37.4 369.9 * Based on the Colorado River Basin Forecast Center's Most Probable Water Supply Forecast Model Run ID: 32 Processed On: 8/8/26 3:47:59PM
Date ( Ac-Ft) August 26 24-Month Study ( CFS) EOM (Ft) ( Ac-Ft) Change In ( Ac-Ft) Davis Dam - Lake Mohave Davis Static Head (Ft) Davis Gen Capacity MW 255. 255. Davis Gross Energy MKWH Percent of Units Available KWH/AF * Aug 25 775 2.6 642.2 675-2 42.4 99.2 27.9 H Sep 25 758 2.7 639.56 66-69 37.76 95.5 26. WY 25 8945 22.4 I Oct 25 655.7 635.8 57-99 36.5 2.7 8.6 83 24.5 S Nov 25 599. 636. 54 8 36.53 65.8 72.5 65 2. T Dec 25 527 8.6 638.77 585 7 35.98 55.6 65. 6 23.6 O Jan 26 553 9. 64.26 65 67 4.86 63.2 7.9 64 29.9 R Feb 26 675.7 64.4 645-6 78.5 86.3 7 27.8 I Mar 26 92 5. 643.7 73 58 39.7 24.2 7.9 84 28. C Apr 26 979 6.4 644.7 746 42 43.66 255. 25.4 28.2 A May 26 93 4.7 643.7 7-45 4.63 252.5 5.5 99 27.8 L Jun 26 838 4. 644.53 74 4 43.7 255. 7.4 28. * Jul 26 83 3. 643.75 79-22 44.39 252.5 3.3 99 28.6 Aug 26 696.3 642. 67-48 35.9 255. 87.9 26.4 Sep 26 732 2.3 64. 67-54 33.94 255. 9. 24.4 WY 26 888 25.8 Oct 26 68. 633. 434-83 29.77 234.6 82.2 92 2.7 Nov 26 58 9.8 635. 486 5 28.6 24. 69.2 8 9. Dec 26 477 7.8 638.7 583 97 3.45 224.4 58.4 88 22.3 Jan 27 622. 64.8 666 83 35.3 9.3 77.4 75 24.5 Feb 27 75 2.7 64.8 666 37.9 76. 88. 69 24.9 Mar 27 972 5.8 643.5 7 34 35.44 255. 2. 24.5 Apr 27 63 7.9 643. 699-2 36.7 255. 32.3 24.4 May 27 955 5.5 643. 699 36.4 255. 9.5 25. Jun 27 87 4.6 642. 67-27 35.5 255. 8.6 24.9 Jul 27 85 3.3 64.5 658-4 34.73 255..6 24.7 Aug 27 726.8 64.5 658 34.46 255. 9.7 25. Sep 27 74 2.5 64. 67-4 33.68 255. 9.9 24. WY 27 926 4.8 Oct 27 648.5 633. 434-83 29.77 234.6 78.4 92 2.9 Nov 27 549 9.2 635. 486 5 28.6 24. 65.5 8 9.2 Dec 27 45 7.3 638.7 583 97 3.45 224.4 55.3 88 22.5 Jan 28 584 9.5 64.8 666 83 35.3 9.3 72.8 75 24.7 Feb 28 639.5 64.8 666 37.9 76. 8. 69 25.4 Mar 28 943 5.3 643.5 7 34 35.44 255. 7.5 24.7 Apr 28 2 7.2 643. 699-2 36.7 255. 27.3 24.6 May 28 924 5. 643. 699 36.4 255. 5.8 25.3 Jun 28 93 5.2 642. 67-27 35.5 255. 2.7 24.8 Jul 28 86 3. 64.5 658-4 34.73 255..6 24.8 * Based on the Colorado River Basin Forecast Center's Most Probable Water Supply Forecast Model Run ID: 32 Processed On: 8/8/26 3:47:59PM
Date ( Ac-Ft) August 26 24-Month Study ( CFS) EOM (Ft) ( Ac-Ft) Change In ( Ac-Ft) Parker Dam - Lake Havasu Parker Static Head (Ft) Parker Gen Capacity MW 2. 2. Parker Gross Energy MKWH Percent of Units Available * Aug 25 58 9.4 448.3 586 6 82.4 4.9 7.4 H Sep 25 487 8.2 448.4 58-5 82.23 34.6 7. WY 25 635 43.7 I Oct 25 458 7.5 447.88 578-3 8.97 9.2 32.3 76 7.6 S Nov 25 385 6.5 447.57 572-6 83.2 96. 27. 8 7.3 T Dec 25 32 5.2 446.92 56-2 82.5 2. 2.9 68.4 O Jan 26 324 5.3 446.6 554-6 8.76 94.8 22.3 79 68.8 R Feb 26 528 9.4 446.5 552-2 78.54 87.6 38. 73 72.2 I Mar 26 695.3 447.4 569 7 8.63 4.4 48.9 87 7.3 C Apr 26 689.6 448.89 597 28 83.9 2. 48.4 7.3 A May 26 636.3 448.8 58-5 82.3 2. 45. 7.9 L Jun 26 633.6 448.8 596 4 83.2 2. 44.8 7.8 * Jul 26 67. 449.3 6 4 83.6 2. 43.7 7.9 Aug 26 556 9. 448. 58-2 75.87 2. 36.6 65.8 Sep 26 55 8.7 447.8 576-4 75.27 2. 33.6 65.3 WY 26 6356 442.8 Oct 26 467 7.6 447.5 57-6 75.89.8 3.6 84 65.5 Nov 26 372 6.3 447.5 57 75.92 97.2 24.2 8 64.9 Dec 26 286 4.7 446.5 552-9 74.4 2. 7.9 62.6 Jan 27 388 6.3 446.5 552 75.3 93.6 25. 78 64.5 Feb 27 485 8.7 446.5 552 74.7 2. 3.6 85 65. Mar 27 724.8 446.7 555 4 74. 2. 47. 65. Apr 27 76 2.8 448.7 593 38 75.8 2. 5.2 65.9 May 27 675. 448.7 593 76.5 2. 44.8 66.4 Jun 27 688.6 448.7 593 76.5 2. 45.8 66.5 Jul 27 655.7 448. 58-3 75.7 2. 43.3 66. Aug 27 558 9. 447.5 57-9 75.3 2. 36.4 65.3 Sep 27 57 8.5 447.5 57 74.89 2. 32.9 65. WY 27 6567 429.8 Oct 27 466 7.6 447.5 57 75.74.8 3.5 84 65.4 Nov 27 37 6.2 447.5 57 75.92 97.2 24. 8 64.9 Dec 27 288 4.7 446.5 552-9 74.4 2. 8. 62.6 Jan 28 38 6.2 446.5 552 74.89 98.4 24.4 82 64.2 Feb 28 478 8.6 446.5 552 75.7 94.8 3.2 79 65.4 Mar 28 72.7 446.7 555 4 74. 2. 46.8 65. Apr 28 759 2.8 448.7 593 38 75.8 2. 5. 65.9 May 28 678. 448.7 593 76.5 2. 45. 66.4 Jun 28 69.6 448.7 593 76.5 2. 45.9 66.5 Jul 28 656.7 448. 58-3 75.7 2. 43.3 66. * Based on the Colorado River Basin Forecast Center's Most Probable Water Supply Forecast Model Run ID: 32 Processed On: 8/8/26 3:47:59PM KWH/AF
Glen Flaming Canyon Gorge Date MWHR MWHR * Aug 25 H Sep 25 Summer 25 August 26 24-Month Study Blue Mesa MWHR Morrow Point MWHR Upper Basin Crystal Fontenelle Reservoir Reservoir MWHR MWHR 357 42 32 38 2 7 37 4 28 37 8 249 256 73 24 39 I Oct 25 264 52 26 32 4 S Nov 25 256 52 3 5 4 T Dec 25 378 53 8 6 7 4 O Jan 26 373 52 7 22 3 3 R Feb 26 32 45 6 2 2 4 I Mar 26 298 2 7 4 Winter 26 87 274 8 38 23 C Apr 26 288 9 8 25 6 4 A May 26 35 2 38 6 2 7 L Jun 26 36 5 4 8 5 9 * Jul 26 435 46 34 4 22 6 Aug 26 367 4 33 39 2 6 Sep 26 283 39 26 3 6 5 Summer 26 237 269 62 23 9 36 Oct 26 242 25 9 24 2 5 Nov 26 24 32 3 7 5 Dec 26 32 38 26 32 6 5 Jan 27 38 38 3 7 9 4 Feb 27 256 34 8 6 4 Mar 27 255 8 4 8 4 Winter 27 632 85 87 58 27 Apr 27 235 7 5 2 2 5 May 27 258 4 47 65 23 6 Jun 27 327 55 2 29 8 8 Jul 27 43 35 26 3 6 Aug 27 43 35 29 35 7 8 Sep 27 325 34 3 37 9 6 Summer 27 989 26 68 28 6 43 Oct 27 242 35 22 27 4 6 Nov 27 242 34 4 7 6 Dec 27 32 35 7 2 6 Jan 28 39 35 5 9 5 Feb 28 257 3 9 2 6 4 Mar 28 257 35 5 8 5 Winter 28 38 69 73 93 49 27 Apr 28 237 34 6 24 4 6 May 28 26 59 5 7 23 7 Jun 28 33 49 2 3 2 9 Jul 28 48 36 25 3 7 * Based on the Colorado River Basin Forecast Center's Most Probable Water Supply Forecast Model Run ID: 32 Processed On: 8/8/26 3:47:59PM
Date Aug 26 Sep 26 Oct 26 Nov 26 Dec 26 Jan 27 Jan 27 Feb 27 Mar 27 Apr 27 May 27 Jun 27 Jul 27 Aug 27 Sep 27 Oct 27 Nov 27 Dec 27 Jan 28 Jan 28 Feb 28 Mar 28 Apr 28 May 28 Jun 28 Jul 28 August 26 24-Month Study Flood Control Criteria Beginning of Month Conditions Flaming Blue Lake Upper Basin Lake Flaming Blue Tot or Max Lake Lake BOM Space Mead Mead Sys Gorge Mesa Navajo Powell Mead Gorge Mesa Navajo Allow Powell Mead Required Sched Rel FC RelCont KAF KAF KAF KAF KAF KAF KAF KAF KAF KAF KAF KAF KAF KAF KAF KAF KAF MAF * * * * P R E D I C T E D S P A C E * * * * * * * * C R E D I T A B L E S P A C E * * * * 482 63 332 746 623 7958 2958 482 63 332 877 746 7958 2958 5 682 3.9 555 7 369 4 282 7724 2996 555 7 369 42 4 7724 2996 227 75 3.5 63 6 386 376 2553 7697 325 63 6 386 77 376 7697 325 34 54 3.2 657 9 396 49 2734 76 3344 657 9 396 242 49 76 3344 38 65 3. 689 95 394 664 294 7656 3597 689 95 394 278 664 7656 3597 458 596 29.8 754 255 397 27 343 7454 3868 754 255 397 46 27 7454 3868 535 728 29.5 * * * * E F F E C T I V E S P A C E * * * * 754 255 397 27 343 7454 3868 362 92 56 7 27 7454 37 535 728 29.5 85 275 43 238 3873 7364 3238 422 23 6 796 238 7364 354 5 728 29.2 866 282 4 265 464 742 3566 47 222 59 85 265 742 3868 5 34 28.7 829 284 368 279 4272 7753 3225 429 226 9 773 279 7753 337 5 97 28.5 755 273 32 2754 495 8224 3239 347 23 4 599 2754 8224 3577 5 99 29.5 688 257 258 5 274 8575 329 27 84-52 4 5 8575 3487 5 884 3. 54 8 398 99 46 878 29854 33 53 99 878 2896 5 84 3.8 * * * * C R E D I T A B L E S P A C E * * * * 449 93 424 398 365 8572 29937 449 93 424 967 398 8572 29937 5 76 3.5 483 29 457 928 997 8272 3269 483 29 457 69 928 8272 3269 227 728 3. 537 83 465 285 247 865 3636 537 83 465 85 285 865 3636 34 48 29.8 584 28 457 387 2647 846 3693 584 28 457 26 387 846 3693 38 69 29.7 63 223 455 524 283 859 389 63 223 455 38 524 859 389 458 57 29.5 692 252 456 87 327 7832 33 692 252 456 4 87 7832 33 535 69 29.3 * * * * E F F E C T I V E S P A C E * * * * 692 252 456 87 327 7832 33 42 252 26 86 87 7832 3562 535 69 29.3 749 276 459 229 3693 772 346 457 276 29 942 229 772 3863 5 662 29. 793 283 452 247 3945 7697 3642 498 283 2 982 247 7697 396 5 6 28.8 79 283 397 2479 3948 829 3978 49 283 38 93 2479 829 342 5 55 28.8 755 265 36 224 3568 8466 3233 45 265 25 739 224 8466 3446 5 96 3. 682 225 278 869 255 879 3845 368 225-42 55 869 879 32 5 98 3.5 444 5 4 9487 392 8956 29348 2 37 35 83 9487 8956 28627 5 83 3.6 * Based on the Colorado River Basin Forecast Center's Most Probable Water Supply Forecast Model Run ID: 32 Processed On: 8/8/26 3:47:59PM