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Water News for Las Vegas Nevada

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Stay informed with "Water News for Las Vegas Nevada," your daily source for the latest updates on water issues in the Las Vegas area. Covering critical topics like water conservation, drought management, water quality, and regional water policies, this podcast provides essential information for residents, businesses, and anyone concerned with the future of water in the desert. Subscribe now to stay up to date on water news and solutions for a sustainable Las Vegas.For more

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3:54

Las Vegas Water Woes: Steady Supply, Declining...

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2025/11/09

Las Vegas is making water news again, and here’s what’s making headlines for the weekend of November 9, 2025. According to KTNV Channel 13, Southern Nevada’s water supplies have stayed steady through October, with Lake Mead’s water level unchanged since the start of last month. Even so, Lake Mead is now 3 feet lower compared to this time last year and sits at just 32 percent capacity. That means the city’s primary reservoir remains deeply affected by years of Colorado River decline, with current

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3:19

"Clear Skies, Crisp Nights: Las Vegas Weathers...

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2025/11/02

Las Vegas has enjoyed a stretch of sunny, crisp autumn weather over the last 48 hours, a perfect showcase of what November is all about here in Southern Nevada. According to data from EaseWeather and Weather25, temperatures on November 1 and 2 have ranged from comfortable highs of 27 degrees Celsius, about 80 degrees Fahrenheit, down to cool nighttime lows near 15 and 16 degrees Celsius, or around 59 and 61 degrees Fahrenheit. There has been no rain recorded, and Las Vegas continues its

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3:25

Balancing Flood and Drought: Las Vegas' Complex Water...

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2025/10/26

Las Vegas finds itself in a fascinating water story as we push deeper into fall 2025. The Southern Nevada Water Authority reports that Lake Mead currently sits at 33 percent capacity, hovering around 1,064 feet in elevation. This marks only a 3-foot difference from this time last year, showing relatively stable conditions despite ongoing challenges.The timing is significant because October marks the official start of Water Year 2025 for the Colorado River System. Snow season typically begins this

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3:59

Las Vegas Water Woes: Flooding, Drought, and...

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2025/10/19

Las Vegas residents have had one wild ride when it comes to water over the past two days. Just as the region was wrapping up the hottest summer on record, the city found itself drenched by the remnants of what was once Hurricane Priscilla. On Friday and Saturday, heavy downpours soaked the valley, creating flash flooding in low-lying areas and sending rescue teams scrambling. Live Storms Media captured dramatic footage of localized flooding impacting areas including homeless encampments with rescue

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3:20

Vegas Water Woes: Droughts, Dwindling Supplies, and...

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2025/10/12

Las Vegas has made a splash in water news over the last 48 hours, with experts and officials focusing on every drop as the region moves further into fall. Despite Las Vegas’ reputation for dry desert air and endless sun, recent forecasts and studies are making waves in how the city and its residents think about water—its quality, supply, and future threat levels.Let’s start with rainfall: according to multiple regional weather trackers, the city hasn’t seen any measurable rainfall through the first

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3:50

Las Vegas Water Woes: Reservoirs Dip, Drought Persists

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2025/10/05

Welcome to your Las Vegas water report for October 5th, 2025, where the desert’s water journey is making headlines. Over the past 48 hours, Southern Nevada finds itself at a pivotal moment as the new water year kicks off and two iconic reservoirs—Lake Mead and Lake Powell—continue to define the region’s outlook.Let’s start with the numbers. Just as October began, the Southern Nevada Water Authority reported Lake Mead sitting at 31 percent capacity, an elevation of 1,057 feet. That marks a six-foot

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3:55

Quenching Vegas: Battling Drought, Gauging...

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2025/09/28

Las Vegas is waking up to a mixed bag of water news and weather quirks this weekend. Starting with how things stand today, the valley is basking under clear skies and cool temperatures after an unusually mild stretch for late September. According to Weather25, Las Vegas is seeing average highs around 30 to 34 degrees Celsius, or about 86 to 93 degrees Fahrenheit, with nighttime lows dipping into the upper 60s to near 70. For those heading outdoors, bring water—hydration is still key, even as the

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3:33

Las Vegas' Groundwater Crisis: Vanishing Aquifers and...

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2025/09/21

Las Vegas is making headlines once again for its water situation, and over the past 48 hours the conversation is getting more urgent and more fascinating. First off, a bombshell study from Arizona State University reveals that a staggering volume of water equal to Lake Mead has vanished from underground aquifers in the Colorado River Basin just from 2002 to late 2024. That’s 27.8 million acre-feet gone, which is twice as fast as surface water is disappearing. Even though Las Vegas relies on Lake

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4:03

Las Vegas Water Crisis: Drought, Aquifer Depletion,...

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2025/09/07

Las Vegas has just wrapped up one of the driest 48-hour spans of September in recent memory, but all eyes are on both the sky and the water meters as Southern Nevada heads into a critical fall season for local water supplies. Over the past two days, according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal, not a single measurable drop of rain has fallen in the Las Vegas Valley, adding to what’s officially being ranked as the fourth-driest monsoon season on record. Matt Woods, a meteorologist with the National

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3:35

Las Vegas Battles Drought with Conservation Efforts...

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2025/08/31

Las Vegas is making waves this week as rainstorms make a rare visit, bringing much-needed relief and a few new challenges for the city’s water picture. Over the past 48 hours, the National Weather Service reported on-and-off thunderstorms and scattered downpours, with some neighborhoods receiving up to half an inch of rain through Wednesday. While not a drought-buster, this local precipitation is timely, as outdoor watering restrictions remain in full force. The Southern Nevada Water Authority has

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4:13

Dry Outlook for Las Vegas: Mandatory Water Cuts,...

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2025/08/17

Las Vegas is grabbing headlines again this weekend as the region navigates some of the most significant water developments of the year. Over the past 48 hours, the U S Bureau of Reclamation’s latest projection, covered by the Las Vegas Review Journal, triggered a 7 percent cut in Nevada’s water allowance from the Colorado River, marking the fifth consecutive year of mandatory reductions. Nevada’s annual allocation sits at 279,000 acre-feet—down from the original 300,000—while Arizona and Mexico face

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3:22

Las Vegas Weathers Extreme Heat, Tackles Crucial...

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2025/08/10

Las Vegas has seen another sweltering, mostly bone-dry August week, with water news making headlines and local officials staying laser-focused on every drop. Daytime temperatures have settled in around the 39 degree Celsius mark, that’s about 102 degrees Fahrenheit, with nighttime lows hovering at a balmy 24 degrees. The city’s had typical August sunshine—roughly 12 hours daily—and the last 48 hours have delivered exactly what forecasters expected: plenty of heat, almost no precipitation, and

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4:05

Las Vegas Battles Intense Heat and Drought: Water...

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2025/08/03

Las Vegas has endured its usual blast of August heat this weekend, with temperatures soaring close to 39 degrees Celsius—just over 102 degrees Fahrenheit—according to weather sources like Weather2Travel and Weather25com. Humidity remains high, and the city is getting about 12 hours of sunshine each day, so residents have little opportunity to cool off. Despite a reputation for persistent dryness, August typically brings Las Vegas an average of three rainy days and about 11 millimeters of rain

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3:44

Monsoon Mayhem and Colorado's Dry Decline: Navigating...

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2025/07/27

Big story this week in Las Vegas—water has been on everyone’s mind, from Lake Mead’s dropping levels to local downpours that flooded streets and even triggered dramatic rescues. Here’s what’s splashing in the valley over the past 48 hours.First, let’s talk about that rare summer rain. Thursday brought monsoon storms across the city, delivering fast, heavy showers that turned parts of downtown into streaming rivers. Las Vegas Fire & Rescue reported two people trapped in a flood channel near Symphony

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4:17

Drying Up: Drought, Downpours, and Dwindling Water...

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2025/07/13

Las Vegas is wrapping up another scorching midsummer weekend, and water remains at the forefront of local conversation. After a stretch of extreme heat that has finally begun to ease up, attention has swung right back to the region’s lifeblood—its water. Over the past 48 hours, weather and water conditions have presented both drought-driven challenges and a few unexpected reminders of nature’s unpredictability.According to data from Weather and Climate Info, Las Vegas temperatures for July continue

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3:21

Las Vegas Monsoons, Megadroughts, and Water...

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2025/07/06

Las Vegas has seen a dramatic and newsworthy 48 hours when it comes to water and weather. Recent storms, part of the summer monsoon pattern, triggered a rare and intense burst of rain Thursday afternoon downtown. Las Vegas Fire & Rescue was called to Symphony Park after two people became trapped by rapidly rising water in the city’s flood channels. Thankfully, they were rescued without injury, but first responders emphasized how fast the water can surge during these storms and urged people to avoid

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3:17

Parched Vegas: Tackling Water Scarcity with...

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2025/03/26

In Las Vegas, Nevada, and its surrounding areas, water has been a pressing concern, and the latest developments are no exception.### Boil Water Order in Las Vegas, New MexicoWhile this might seem unrelated at first glance, it highlights broader water quality issues. In Las Vegas, New Mexico, a mandatory boil water order remains in effect due to a violation of drinking water turbidity standards at the local water treatment plant on February 17, 2025. Despite no contaminants being found, high

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3:09

Navigating Las Vegas' Persistent Water Woes:...

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2024/09/07

As of September 7, 2024, Las Vegas, Nevada, continues to face significant challenges related to its water supply, despite some recent positive developments. Here’s a snapshot of the current situation:### Water Supply and DroughtLas Vegas gets about 90% of its water from the Colorado River, which is experiencing its worst drought in recorded history. The water level in Lake Mead, the primary source of drinking water for the region, has dropped more than 150 feet since January 2000.### Recent Snowfall

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2:58

Las Vegas Battles Drought: Conserving Water,...

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2024/09/07

Las Vegas, known for its vibrant nightlife and arid landscape, is once again at the forefront of water conservation discussions. As of September 6, 2024, several key developments have highlighted the city's ongoing efforts to manage its water resources.### Water Cuts and ConservationNevada is set to lose 7% of its apportioned water from the Colorado River for 2025, a measure aimed at mitigating the effects of drought. Despite this reduction, the state is still using significantly less water than its

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