Reservoir outlook
Projected Elevation
Month-by-month Lake Mohave elevation scenarios, measured in feet.
Planning outlook & analysis
Lake Mohave 24-Month Study Forecast
Lake Mohave re-regulates water between Hoover and Davis dams. Read its elevation outlook alongside Davis Dam release and hydropower scenarios on one horizon.
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July 2026 24-Month Study
The charts use the scenarios actually included in the selected publication. A missing Maximum Probable line does not make a Most and Minimum Probable study incomplete.
Crawlable study snapshot
End-of-Horizon Scenario Values
These values come from the latest month shared by the Minimum and Most Probable July 2026 scenarios for each metric. Maximum Probable appears only when published.
| Metric | Horizon month | Minimum Probable | Most Probable | Maximum Probable |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reservoir elevation | 640.00 ft | 640.00 ft | — | |
| Dam releases | 10,707 cfs | 10,688 cfs | — | |
| Hydropower generation | 79,703 MWh | 79,566 MWh | — |
River operations
Projected Releases
Month-by-month Davis Dam average release scenarios, measured in cubic feet per second.
Powerplant outlook
Projected Hydropower
Month-by-month Davis Dam generation scenarios, measured in megawatt-hours.
Read scenarios carefully
A scenario line is not a probability
Minimum Probable shows the lower published planning path when that scenario is available.
Most Probable is the central planning trace, not a guaranteed outcome.
Maximum Probable appears only when the source publication includes it.
Scenario spread shows a range of planning conditions, not odds assigned to each published line.
Analysis desk
Lake Mohave reviews and explainers
Monthly reviews can pair source-specific claims with the graphs above.
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Sources, dates, and limitations
Charts use the selected Bureau of Reclamation 24-Month Study publication for Lake Mohave and Davis Dam. Published scenarios are planning information that can change with future studies; they are not guaranteed outcomes.