Lake Mohave Water Level Today | Storage & Elevation
Track Lake Mohave elevation, storage, percent full, recent direction, and long-term USBR history at Davis Dam.
This page tracks Lake Mohave elevation, storage, percent full, recent movement,
and source information for readers checking current water conditions.
Lake Mohave is currently at 642.89 feet,
94% full, with
1,756,208 acre-feet stored, down 1.13 feet over the last 7 days.
Latest reading: 2026-07-31.
Lake Mohave water level today
What is the Lake Mohave water level today?
Lake Mohave is currently at 642.89 feet, with 1,756,208 acre-feet stored.
How full is Lake Mohave?
Lake Mohave is 94% full based on the latest storage snapshot.
Is Lake Mohave rising or falling?
Lake Mohave is falling, down 1.13 feet over the last 7 days.
When was Lake Mohave last updated?
Lake Mohave's latest reading is dated 2026-07-31 from USBR Lower Colorado River Operations / RISE archive.
Is Lake Mohave rising or falling?
Lake Mohave is falling 1.13 feet over the 7-day window.
Lake Mohave is rising 0.13 feet over the 30-day window.
Lake Mohave as the Davis Dam regulating pool
Lake Mohave sits immediately downstream from Hoover Dam and regulates Colorado River water before releases pass Davis Dam toward Lake Havasu. Its storage moves within a comparatively narrow operating pool, so short-term changes often reflect coordinated Lower Colorado operations rather than basinwide supply by themselves.
Read Mohave alongside Mead and Havasu. The current Lower Colorado operations reading provides the freshest level and storage, while the RISE archive shows how the regulating pool has moved since 1950. Percent full uses the same operational-capacity convention as the USBR system total.
What to watch at Lake Mohave
- Movement downstream from Lake Mead
- Current position below the 647-foot conservation-pool reference
- Direction relative to Lake Havasu and Davis Dam releases
Current Lake Mohave conditions
- Latest reading
- 2026-07-31
- Current elevation
- 642.89 feet
- Current storage
- 1,756,208 acre-feet
- Percent full
- 94% full
- Seven-day elevation change
- -1.13 feet
- Thirty-day storage change
- +3,588 acre-feet
- Source
- USBR Lower Colorado River Operations / RISE archive
- Source updated
- 2026-07-31
- Current water level and storage snapshot
- Recent elevation trend and seven-day movement
- Percent full and source context for Lower Basin