No One Expected Hoover Dam to Rise THIS FAST..

Nobody Expected Hoover Dam's Water Levels to Rise THIS FAST.. Less than two weeks after Lake Mead fell to its lowest level since the 1930s, the water behind Hoover Dam had climbed nearly two feet, already well past the government's own forecast for the end of the year. In this video, we follow where that water really came from, from Henderson's flooded washes to the Las Vegas wastewater that flows back into the lake every day. You'll see why the weekend's huge floods in Sedona, Tucson and Pagosa Springs mostly miss Hoover, which rivers can actually reach it, how one valve at the dam changes everything, and what to watch as the November forecast arrives. #HooverDam #LakeMead #ColoradoRiver #SedonaFlood #LasVegas #Drought Hoover Dam, Lake Mead, Lake Mead water level, Hoover Dam water level, Lake Mead rising, Lake Mead record low, Colorado River, Las Vegas Wash, Las Vegas flooding, Henderson flood, Sedona flood, Oak Creek flood, Pagosa Springs flood, San Juan River, Lake Powell, Glen Canyon Dam, Virgin River, Little Colorado River, Bureau of Reclamation, atmospheric river, Colorado River cuts, Southwest drought, water crisis documentary