Hunger will haunt you…Thirst will consume you!(Drought causes Nevada’s Hoover Dam reservoir to drop to lowest level since it was filled nearly 80 years ago)

Greetings,

Do you remember  these words……”The coming of Allah in search for the Black lost members of their nation today is to make Himself known, so He can conquer our captors by using weapons against which they have no power. He (Allah) will bring attacks of divine judgement of their world without the use of contrived weapons.

The weapons of war used by God in the past history of the destruction of the enemies of God – such as Noah’s people, Lot’s people, and Moses’ people – are an example of what he will use today. The weapons are the forces of nature against which we have no defense.

America is under such divine attack now, in storms as rain, hail and earthquakes – (the latter is yet to take place.) A terrific drought is on its way, too against America. The Book must be fulfilled. The Bible and the Holy Qur’an both refer to all that I have said.

This is the divine judgement to bring vicious America to her knees.”–pgs.52 & 53(tfoa)

We have entered the time of the terrific drought. It is in California. It is in Texas. It is in Nebraska. It is in Oklahoma. It is in Nevada. It is now in the very heart of America’s farming heartland.

She is in trouble. Food will become a luxury. Water will become scarce.

The time is growing troublesome and terrible for America and Americans. There is no way out of the Judgment that has come to her shores.

Drought causes Nevada’s Hoover Dam reservoir to drop to lowest level since it was filled nearly 80 years ago

Lake Mead on Colorado River in Nevada expected fall to about 1,080 feet above sea level this week
It’s the lowest level since the man made lake was filled in 1937
Federal water experts say it won’t trigger water restrictions for 40m people dependent on it
By ASSOCIATED PRESS and DAILY MAIL REPORTER

America’s largest reservoir will fall this week to its lowest level since it was filled nearly 80 years ago, according to federal water managers.
Lake Mead, Las Vegas’ main water source located on the Colorado River, will fall to about 1,080 feet above sea level due to crippling drought.
But US Bureau of Reclamation regional chief Terry Fulp said the record low won’t trigger any water restrictions for 40 million people across America’s southwest.
Lake Mead, a man made lake filled in 1937 and formed by the Hoover Dam, has been losing water for over a decade and is currently at about 40 percent capacity.
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Projections: The US Bureau of Reclamation expects Lake Mead’s water level will drop a record low of about 1,080 feet above sea level this week and continue to drop in the next two years

Projections: The US Bureau of Reclamation expects Lake Mead’s water level will drop a record low of about 1,080 feet above sea level this week and continue to drop in the next two years
Shrinking: Drought in America’s south west is depleting the vast Lake Mead on the Colorado River to levels not seen since Hoover Dam was completed in 1935. This October 22, 2010, photo shows low water levels in Boulder Harbor in Lake Mead, Arizona

Shrinking: Drought in America’s south west is depleting the vast Lake Mead on the Colorado River to levels not seen since Hoover Dam was completed in 1935. This October 22, 2010, photo shows low water levels in Boulder Harbor in Lake Mead, Arizona
‘We continue to closely monitor the projections of declining lake levels and are working with stakeholders throughout the Lower Basin to keep as much water in Lake Mead as we can through various storage and conservation efforts,’ Fulp said in a statement.
The lake on Tuesday was just under 1,082 feet above sea level, and the reservoir was about 39 percent full, said Rose Davis, a bureau spokeswoman in Boulder City, Nevada.

Previously, the lowest levels were about 1,082 feet in November 2010, and 1,083 feet in April 1956 during another sustained drought.
The dropping level since the reservoir was last full in 1998, at just under 1,296 feet above sea level, has left as much as 130 feet of distinctive white mineral ‘bathtub ring’ on hard rock surfaces surrounding the lake.
Davis said the bureau expects a slight increase in water level to about 1,083 feet by January 1, 2015.
Historical chart: This graph charts Lake Mead’s changing water levels since it was filled in the 1930s

Historical chart: This graph charts Lake Mead’s changing water levels since it was filled in the 1930s
Drying up: Lake Mead has lost four trillion gallons of water in the past 14 years, with this January 3, 2003, photo showing a parched area near the Lake Mead Marina in Nevada

Drying up: Lake Mead has lost four trillion gallons of water in the past 14 years, with this January 3, 2003, photo showing a parched area near the Lake Mead Marina in Nevada
Change over time
Early days: This NASA satellite image taken in August 1985 shows the expansive shoreline of Lake Mead

Early days: This NASA satellite image taken in August 1985 shows the expansive shoreline of Lake Mead
Change: This NASA satellite image taken in August 2010 shows a dramatic reduction in the size of Lake Mead due to drought

Change: This NASA satellite image taken in August 2010 shows a dramatic reduction in the size of Lake Mead due to drought
Lake Mead National Recreation Area, 30 miles east of Las Vegas, is among the federal government’s top tourist attractions. It drew some 6.3 million visitors in 2013, about the same number as the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C.
Boaters and swimmers have largely ignored the dropping water levels in a place where splashing in cold fresh water on 100-plus-degree summer days is a treat. But they’ve also dealt with marina closures in recent years. Visitors who used to feed scraps to carp from restaurant deck tables may now need to trek hundreds of yards with sandwiches and beach blankets to enjoy a waterside lunch.
‘We projected this was coming,’ Davis said. ‘We are basically where we expected to be, given the dry winters in 2012 and 2013.’
Lake Mead today stores about 10.2 million acre-feet of water and is managed in conjunction with Lake Powell, the reservoir farther up the Colorado River near the Utah-Arizona state line.
Davis said Lake Powell was at 52 percent capacity, holding about 12.7 million acre-feet of water.
Water source: The Hoover Dam (photographed in 1999) opened in 1936 and is in the Black Canyon of the Colorado River on the border between Arizona and Nevada

Water source: The Hoover Dam (photographed in 1999) opened in 1936 and is in the Black Canyon of the Colorado River on the border between Arizona and Nevada
Water officials say an acre-foot is about enough water to supply an average Nevada household for a year.
Federal and state water officials have negotiated plans for a shortage declaration triggering delivery cuts to Nevada and Arizona if annual projections for the Lake Mead water level drop below a 1,075 foot elevation. That projection is based on data being compiled by the Bureau of Reclamation.
Davis said the 1,075-foot trigger point is not expected this year or next. But last year, after back-to-back driest years in a century, federal water managers gave Arizona and Nevada a 50-50 chance of having water deliveries cut in 2016.

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