If you are planning a vacation to Powell, Bring your 4x4 to launch. water levels are at AN EXTREME LOW!!!! most all southern ramps scheduled to close mid august to all watercraft. ssssaaadd situation.
Announcement
Collapse
No announcement yet.
Lake Powell is in trouble!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Collapse
X
-
Re: Lake Powell is in trouble!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
No better at Mead. Feds are going to declare a water emergency, maybe all the California folks will finally have to conserve like we have for 20 years.Originally posted by Firebird A/C&HeatingOMG.....Rules for 550 vintage ski class...550 ski riders do not conform to any kind of rules. That is why you are riding a 550 ski in the first place. Rules suck....
PS...the rule book will be in my 550 pumpOriginally posted by WB1994Listen , stop your cryin' , its only an X2.
-
Re: Lake Powell is in trouble!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
DAMN! I wish we could give some to you guys. Most of our boat launches and half the parking lots are STILL under water! One big campground completely closed, the road to it is under water!http://www.facebook.com/twinlakesjetskirepair
'89 Kawi 650SX 42.4 GPS
+3" stock pipe, ported ex. manifold, drilled waterbox, blueprinted pump, Ocean Pro ride plate
'99 Yama GP1200 65U 61.8 GPS
ported cylinders, matched cases, milled head, blueprinted pump, long ride plate
'96 Seadoo HX 717 53.13 GPS
light porting, massaged cases, lightened flywheel, port matched manifolds, Rossier pipe, stubby pump cone
Comment
-
-
Re: Lake Powell is in trouble!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Originally posted by aggrovated View Postmore political crap. those lakes are controlled by dams. and there is plenty of water run-off from the mountains.
Plenty of water up here, we got 1 inch in about 20 minutes yesterday. More last night, and more today. I let my shower run for 10 minutes before I get in sometimes.Last edited by bird; 07-28-2021, 07:23 AM.
Comment
-
Re: Lake Powell is in trouble!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Originally posted by JonnyX2 View PostNo better at Mead. Feds are going to declare a water emergency, maybe all the California folks will finally have to conserve like we have for 20 years.
Comment
-
Re: Lake Powell is in trouble!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Part of it is. CA has always gotten the largest share by far, and they need their allotment trimmed considerably. Yes the Las Vegas Valley has grown over the years but we have yet to use our allotment fully in any year, plus we return everything except irrigation to Lake Mead and our entire runoff goes there too. We have banked several years of allotment doing this. CA can not say the same.
There was a push several years ago to "Fill Mead First" due to the fact you stated that Powell loses 10s of thousands of acre-feet into the sandstone, and Mead is much different, but the Feds never allowed that to happen, a bad decision.Last edited by JonnyX2; 07-28-2021, 10:24 AM.Originally posted by Firebird A/C&HeatingOMG.....Rules for 550 vintage ski class...550 ski riders do not conform to any kind of rules. That is why you are riding a 550 ski in the first place. Rules suck....
PS...the rule book will be in my 550 pumpOriginally posted by WB1994Listen , stop your cryin' , its only an X2.
Comment
-
Re: Lake Powell is in trouble!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
All the cities in the middle of the desert. There is only so much water, and still growing. Other cities under sea level, stuff built and rebuilt in flood areas. I have camped under a dam with water flowing through the face, we dont make the best decisions for how smart we are.
Comment
-
Re: Lake Powell is in trouble!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Originally posted by JonnyX2 View PostPart of it is. CA has always gotten the largest share by far, and they need their allotment trimmed considerably. Yes the Las Vegas Valley has grown over the years but we have yet to use our allotment fully in any year, plus we return everything except irrigation to Lake Mead and our entire runoff goes there too. We have banked several years of allotment doing this. CA can not say the same.
There was a push several years ago to "Fill Mead First" due to the fact you stated that Powell loses 10s of thousands of acre-feet into the sandstone, and Mead is much different, but the Feds never allowed that to happen, a bad decision.
Comment
Comment