Water supply outlook report: Utah off to a dry start in 2022

"A lack of snowfall has created more setbacks as the state continues to struggle with a 'megadrought'. Reservoir storage in the state is at 53% of capacity, down 14% from this time last year. And the Natural Resources Conservation Service is predicting a dismal runoff season — with some stream flows as low as 20% of normal — unless more winter storms roll in.

In southern Utah, the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation projects that Lake Powell will sink below 3,525 feet in March. That elevation will trigger new mitigation efforts to funnel more water to the reservoir before the Glen Canyon Dam loses its ability to generate hydropower." SL Tribune