Lake Mead hunch ...

The great reset... they don't care about humanity, they just want us all dead.

Lake Mead has been drying up since 2020... and they've done nothing about it. It's deliberate.

Good theory

I know for a fact a civil war will take place in the southwest

Bummer there’s goes a fishing spot. What’s next Floyd lamb, cold creek, sunset.? Pretty soon no fishing in Nevada gotta go to cali or something.

Is it really the UTAH damn tour?

Wow, great thread.

Yeah sure and the new construction at the Capitol is for a breath holding talent show.

I think so myself...

But i think they need a new dam ...

I think this old one looks very very weak,and they need to rebuild and put a much nicer one in place,they might even have plans already for it...

I look at it,and it looks OLD...Just like the twin towers,OLD,they needed to remake it ...

I think this is what is in store,they will contiune to drain it...blow it up...build a new one,with new guts inside!

they have been over letting the water out because of "climate change" and saving a fish that is endangered.

they are killing americans because some fish

Where is it being "drained"?

By whom?

And isn't it Colorado that is holding water back far upstream?

[link to www.foxweather.com (secure)]

For your theory ti be true it would be over a ten year long plan as it has been dropping for a decade now.

It appears to be dropping a lot faster from some of the people recording videos.

Here's their drought...

[link to www.accuweather.com (secure)]

Yea, it's all fear propaganda.

Total inflows for water in 2022 - 6,178,402 acre feet
Total releases for water in 2022 - 7,720,548 acre feet


You can see they are draining the lake.


Here's the info:
[link to www.water-data.com]

Including 6 other Lakes on the Colorado.

I think it’s a drought and over consumption of water in the middle of a desert. This is typical GLP make something up because it supports some other crack pot theories you may have. Perhaps a mental health check is in order

CCN = truth
GLP = make something up



You've got a lot to figure out.

Do you?

When?

Why?

Who?

At Lake Mead?

Which fish?

And if this is so, why hasn't Mexico had any flow from the Colorado River since the 1980s?

2" of rain in one evening does NOT end a drought!

And here is their drought, you will note that many states are included:

[link to droughtmonitor.unl.edu (secure)]

D4 = exceptional drought

OK, let's just see what is what:

From the Green River drainage:

Flaming Gorge is 73.47% of Full Pool (3,788,900af)
Total inflows for water year 2022: 551,020 acre feet
This is 41.64% of the July 28th average of 1,323,243 acre feet
Total releases for water year 2022: 743,787 acre feet
This is 90.93% of last year's release of 817,934 acre feet

(This means that even with 500,000 af released for raising Lake Powell they still have not exceded last years outflow)


From the Colorado River drainage:

Blue Mesa is 44.55% of Full Pool (829,500 af)
Total inflows for water year 2022: 555,918 acre feet
This is 68.57% of the July 28th average of 810,734 acre feet
Total releases for water year 2022: 419,905 acre feet
This is 57.45% of last year's release of 730,936 acre feet

(right in keeping with the drought, decreased inflows and equivalent decreased outflows)


From the San Juan River drainage:

Lake Navajo is 53.21% of Full Pool (1,696,000 af)
Total inflows for water year 2022: 400,058 acre feet
This is 50.68% of the July 28th average of 789,429 acre feet
Total releases for water year 2022: 250,121 acre feet
This is 57.62% of last year's release of 434,105 acre feet

(a 7% increase of outflow over inflow is hardly significant)

From the central Utah drainage, tributary to the Colorado after consumption:

Strawberry is 75.78% of Full Pool (1,106,500 af)
Total inflows for water year 2022: 123,267 acre feet
This is 85.41% of the July 28th average of 144,326 acre feet
Total releases for water year 2022: 2,118 acre feet
This is 497.18% of last year's release of 426 acre feet

(looks like seasonal irrigation needs here, unless someone has a better idea of where a 500% outflow spike is going)

From the Dolores River drainage , tributary to the Colorado River:


McPhee is 56.74% of Full Pool (381,051 af)
Total inflows for water year 2022: 168,042 acre feet
This is 54.36% of the July 28th average of 309,100 acre feet
Total releases for water year 2022: 4,584 acre feet
This is 393.81% of last year's release of 1,164 acre feet

(again primarily an irrigation reservoir and this is a drought year)


So all I see is high consumptive demand from downstream states and their ag. users during a drought.

Even though the drought map is the most recent, it's already outdated because there has been a lot of rain AZ, NM. UT, and CO in since the map was released. t has rained every single day in all four states.

CA has not been so lucky with almost no rain, but they are getting some rain in various spots today. Considerably more rain is predicted for CA tomorrow afternoon and evening in about 30% of the state.

Maybe it's not a coincidence:

Thread: Thank you for your help - SPINNING orgonite is making it rain in the Mojave Desert - AGAIN!!

Water levels are directly related to lack of faith in God.

Studies have shown that less people now believe in God, so our blessings are getting smaller as faith declines.

Perhaps the covid vaccines will eliminate more athiests, and the water will return so our cups runneth over again.

Like how you cherry picked your way thru.

If it makes you feel better, then go ahead and believe the media.
I'm not here to change anyone's mind.
I've lived around the colorado my whole life and thought I'd report what I'm seeing.
It's all a big nothingburger, but don't let that take away your doom boner.


Just a bit of trivia: The green river used to be called the colorado river.

There is something at the bottom of it that can't be discovered unless its drained its why they are doing this. BUT - just like everything else you will not know what it is. Left in the dark just like they like.

Underground City

Stargate?

When that lost drop dehydrates under the Searing Nevada Sun

I think it's a pack of invisible camels drinking the lake

The tumbleweeds will fill it up

The 3 dead bodies are just the beginning.