According to the Bureau of Reclamation's weekly report for the Lower Colorado River water supply, Lake Mead's at 29% capacity.

Upriver Lake Powell is currently at 27% capacity.

As of June 7, the Bureau of Reclamation measured Lake Mead's water level at 1,046.53 feet above sea level. This means the lake is now 182.6 feet below its maximum depth.

The last time Lake Mead was at its maximum depth, or 'full pool' was the summer of 1983. Since then the depletion of Lake Mead water has continued on and off over the last 39 years, and increased dramatically over the last 20 years during a historic drought and increased growth in the southwest United States.