Set an alert on any place you care about and get told when it crosses the level you chose. Also in this update: - A record on a well now reads as the water getting deeper, which is what a record there actually means - The dead pool chart measures against each reservoir's real full pool, so the bars mean the same thing every time you open it - New insight when one reservoir or river stands apart from the rest of the state - The forecast is now checked against years the model never saw, on your own device, and that check is shown - Pull to refresh on Stories and Analytics, share a background brief, and a lot of work on VoiceOver - A reading kept from an earlier session is now labelled last known rather than looking live

Two Nevada stories, told properly. The Three Straws: the three intakes Las Vegas has sunk into a falling Lake Mead since 1971, as a dated timeline with archival photographs, ending on a live gauge that reads today's water line against each intake, dead pool, and the pumping floor below it. The River Nevada Moved: the 1905 diversion that sent the Truckee out of its own basin, dropped Pyramid Lake by about eighty-seven feet, and dried Winnemucca Lake completely. Also in this update: - Agriculture now charts the water crops actually use, not just the acres they cover - Cards on Explore, Stories and Analytics are in the right places, and none of them appear twice any more - Fixed a data ledger that listed two rows with the same name - The aquifer toggle no longer covers the map's own controls