30 feet would put it just above the Antelope Point public launch which hasn't been open for several years.

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May 1, 2024
8:46:09am

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Lake Powell expected to rise 30 feet this season

RSL 401 Authentication Required

May 1, 8:27am

what percent full does it put it at?

TN_Coug

May 1, 8:28am

It would still be over 100' below full pool

crimedog

May 1, 8:29am

That's a solid upward trend over the last 5 years

mobicurious

May 1, 8:28am

I remember fondly the “full pool - 3700 ft” days of late 90s and early 2000s

Hoopster

May 1, 8:30am

Do they want that?

Madam Pattirini

May 1, 8:31am

And it's 35' higher than his day last year.

Madam Pattirini

May 1, 8:31am

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Buffalo

May 1, 8:33am

Huh?

Madam Pattirini

May 1, 9:12am

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Buffalo

May 1, 9:21am

That data makes it clear. The peak levels weren't anwyere in this info.

Madam Pattirini

May 1, 9:29am

to clarify - this doesn't mean this year's peak will be 30 ft above last year's peak? Right?

HarlemCoug

May 1, 8:33am

No. Rise 30' from current level

RSL

May 1, 8:36am

That should still put peak level above 2023's high water mark

mobicurious

May 1, 8:45am

Great job Utahans praying for all that moisture.

Coug

May 1, 8:35am

This is actually less than average. Not a great year for Powell.

the rural juror

May 1, 8:37am

I haven't been out on Lake Powell since the 80's. We have a houseboat trip

Submariner

May 1, 8:40am

And the bros shall rejoice

Ham

May 1, 8:43am

30 feet would put it just above the Antelope Point public launch which hasn't been open for several years.

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