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Lake Mead.

lake in Johnston County, Wyoming, United States

Seen in 558 reportsLast reported Sunday

Reports this week
2
Active events
1
Connections
85

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Around Lake Mead this week

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Connections

The 40 strongest of 85, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.
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  • Grand Canyon Structural

    The Grand Canyon functions as a critical hydrological conduit, supplying water and debris that directly influences the volume and state of Lake Mead.

    Well supportedSep 14
  • Colorado Structural

    Lake Mead is a critical resource that supplies water and electricity, fundamentally supporting the state of Colorado.

    Well supportedTue 04:24
  • Gulf of California Structural

    The volume and management of Lake Mead influence the regional water flow dynamics of the Gulf of California.

    Some supportAug 28
  • National Park Service Operational

    The National Park Service actively monitors and manages the operational status and hazards within Lake Mead.

    Well supportedAug 31
  • Southern California Operational

    Lake Mead's water levels are a critical resource whose status directly impacts the regional electricity supply and stability of Southern California.

    Well supportedAug 17
  • Los Angeles Structural

    Lake Mead functions as a critical water reservoir supplying the needs of Los Angeles.

    Some supportAug 11
  • The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management exercises formal regulatory and operational control over Lake Mead's management and water levels.

    Well supportedAug 30
  • Las Vegas Valley Structural

    The Las Vegas Valley's function is critically dependent on Lake Mead as its primary water source.

    Some supportJun 17
  • SNWA actively manages and proposes measures regarding the water resource level and demands on Lake Mead.

    Some supportOct 16
  • Southern Nevada Structural

    Lake Mead functions as Southern Nevada's primary water source, creating a critical resource dependency.

    Well supportedJul 28
  • Record of Decision Structural

    The Record of Decision provides the formal, binding framework that governs the operational status and usage conditions of Lake Mead.

    Some supportAug 26
  • The police department actively investigates and responds to discoveries and incidents occurring within Lake Mead's domain.

    Well supportedOct 16
  • New Mexico Operational

    The relationship is defined by the shared resource base, where low water levels pose a direct threat to the viability of the shared system.

    Some supportAug 18
  • The water conservation district's management decisions directly affect the water levels of Lake Mead.

    Some supportJun 21
  • Donald Trump Operational

    Trump's administration actively influenced Lake Mead's status through policy decisions regarding water flows and mitigation measures.

    Some supportSep 17
  • Las Vegas Wash Operational

    The Las Vegas Wash supplies excess water and treated wastewater into Lake Mead.

    Some supportJul 28
  • Boulder City Structural

    Boulder City's viability and operational constraints are functionally dependent on the water levels and health of Lake Mead.

    Some supportAug 4
  • El Nino Operational

    El Nino is observed to influence the water levels and drought conditions of Lake Mead.

    Some supportSun 09:23
  • Lake Mead is geographically contained within the Lake Mead National Recreation Area.

    Some supportJul 27
  • Hoover Structural

    Low water levels in Lake Mead impact the hydroelectric output of the Hoover Dam.

    Some supportAug 18
  • ExxonMobil Operational

    ExxonMobil's operations and fossil fuel emissions are cited as contributing factors to regional water depletion affecting Lake Mead.

    Some supportAug 26
  • The MWD operates under a management mandate that relies on Lake Mead as its primary resource base for water supply.

    Some supportJul 31
  • Texas Operational

    Texas influences Lake Mead's resource status through high water consumption and regional drought conditions.

    Some supportJul 24
  • The Gila River Indian Community contributes conservation water as a functional input to Lake Mead.

    Some supportAug 27
  • San Diego Shared context

    The two entities are contextually linked regarding regional water resource management and potential stabilization efforts.

    Some supportJun 10
  • El Niño Shared context

    The climate pattern of El Niño influences the potential for needed replenishment of Lake Mead.

    Some supportAug 19
  • La Niña Structural

    La Niña climate patterns are forecast to influence the water levels of Lake Mead.

    Some supportOct 11
  • Indiana University Bloomington Mentioned together

    A researcher affiliated with Indiana University Bloomington contributed to a satellite study focused on the Lake Mead basin.

    Some supportSat 04:22
  • Green River Shared context

    Two distinct bodies of water existing within the same shared regional ecosystem.

    Some supportJul 28
  • Mississippi River Mentioned together

    Both entities are discussed as examples facing shared pressure regarding water resource strain.

    Some supportSep 14
  • Doug Burgum Shared context

    A operates within the policy and professional context of the Lake Mead operational management area.

    Well supportedAug 29
  • Cascades Mentioned together

    A capacity mismatch exists where the company's subsurface water needs exceed Lake Mead's current capacity.

    Some supportSep 1

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August 2026

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June 2026

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