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This is Lake Powell in early 2026. Real conditions, real data, no headlines. In this video, I document current Lake Powell water levels, exposed shoreline, and launch ramp conditions using up to date elevation and capacity data from January–February 2026. As of early 2026, Lake Powell is roughly 165 feet below full pool and about 25% full. I take you around the lake to show what those numbers actually look like on the ground, including Wahweap, Stateline, Antelope Point, and Glen Canyon Dam. This video focuses on: •Current Lake Powell water level •How Colorado River operations are being managed in 2026 •What the Mid-Elevation Release Tier means for the lake •Snowpack impacts on future inflows •What happens next as Lake Powell & Lake Mead operating rules expire No predictions. Just real time conditions at Lake Powell in early 2026. ⸻ Timestamps 00:00 Intro 00:28 Glen Canyon Dam 01:38 Wahweap 04:20 Stateline 06:00 Lone Rock 09:44 Antelope 📊 Lake Powell Water Level Data (Early 2026) • Lake Powell: ~25% full • Below Full Pool: ~165 ft • Lake Powell Elevation (LPE): ~3,534 ft ASL (Feb 4, 2026) • Down from 1 year ago: ~32 ft • Water depth at Glen Canyon Dam: ~402 ft • Snowpack: ~56% of average • Full Pool: 3,700 ft ASL • Minimum Power Pool: 3,490 ft ASL • Dead Pool: 3,370 ft ASL ⸻ 🚤 Lake Powell Launch Ramp Status Wahweap •Main Launch Ramp: ~15 ft from unusable •Castle Rock Cut: ~48 ft from unusable Stateline •Main Launch Ramp: ~29 ft from unusable •Auxiliary Ramp: ~14 ft above water Antelope Point •Main Launch Ramp: ~53 ft from usable •Business Ramp: ~5 ft from usable ⸻ 💧 Glen Canyon Dam Releases (Winter 2026) •Daily releases: ~8,600–12,000 CFS •Approximately 600,000 acre-feet of water is being conserved this winter under current operating rules. ⸻ Lake Powell is being carefully managed as the Southwest adjusts to a long-term drier climate. With operating guidelines expiring later in 2026, the future of the Colorado River system may change significantly including possible federal intervention and new water cuts. I’ll continue documenting Lake Powell conditions as they change, directly from the shoreline

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