primarily driven by drought and a dearth of snow melt in spring time...i.e. Climate Change impacts..

Link: https://www.cnn.com/2026/08/16/climate/lake-powell-reservoir-record-low-colorado-river

For your political agenda.

The Colorado River crisis is primarily because the river is over used, its water has been over allocated. The Colorado River Compact of 1922 promised more water to 7 very dry states than the river naturally flow when you look at the rapid growth of these states in terms of population, industry and agriculture. Of course the river won’t feed enough water to the reservoirs eventually.

(no message)