South end of Great Salt Lake up nearly 4 feet since berm raised in February 

Someone's been cheating off you

Coincidence. ;-)

Trump 2024!!!

You mean Make the Salt Lake Great Again, with capitalization.

At least that is athe good thing to do.

MSLGA! Where can I get a hat?

​@@petef.4361 Lol 20-24 years in Prison

lol people are overestimating it. We need 6-8 years of this kind of snow just to get back to where we were before the draught.

@@justsomeguy6474 Bull!

@@jesusisalive3227 That's like an argument, except without any points or facts. Congrats?

@@justsomeguy6474 I wasn't arguing, I was plainly stating bull crap!

@@jesusisalive3227 Oh you're one of them.

Everything requires adjustment. If you have to revert and undo what you previously did to ensure/restore balance then you just do that. Can't just sit back and do nothing just because of a previous decision 🤷

@@sleekilla Nature has an amazing way of taking care of itself, without "help" from humans.

@@kelaarin True, but in this case, it was we humans that messed it up when we built the railroad berm, this is fixing what we humans messed up earlier.

Slomofo is a fitting name for you.

Maybe it's an opportunity to be good stewards of the environment and fill in that stinking thing.

We weren't ruining the wstershed by redirecting rivers away from the lake

@@ilect1690 Ahhh. I wondered how Lake Bonneville dried up.

When it does dry up, watch it suffocate everything that it blows across.

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These experts are clowns

For good reason. Mother nature gave you a reprieve. There are no guarantees when another heavy rain/snow winter will come. Best address the problem than continue to ignore it.

@@mattalley4330 when it pours and dumps for the next three years straight let use know every year how worried we should be…

Frau Farbissina: RAISE THE DOCKS!

Ahhh, nope.

only one foot unfortunately

Railfanner here: It is highly HIGHLY unlikely that the tracks will go underwater, the Causeway is high enough that it probably won't get flooded. It was built at a time when the lake was higher, and to my knowledge has never been underwater even in 1983. Even if it did, lakewater always hits the tracks anyway from all the waves, it's a simple repair if it ever does...

The GSL is vastly smaller than it originally was before humans arrived... its steady decline had nothing to do with drought, normal - wet/dry cycles are bringing it down.

The amount of water we’ve received this year isn’t 15 years we’ve never received this much in recorded history Yep, smash the records of 1983 and 84 that nobody thought would ever be broken

@@shawnjensen3896 Agreed. But the "15 year" cycle of wet to dry is pretty consistent. This is just a huge wet. Dry is coming.

Thanks...we agree completely! -- flies

Perhaps they shouldn't commit crimes then. I've spent months of my life in a jail, because I broke the law.

@Brad Butcher . I'm talking about the stinky shrimp and the annoying flies. Why they shouldn't have built so close to the lake. It's not allowing the prisoners to get out for fresh air. No one's defending the prisoners. I'm talking about the lake and its effects on humans living so close.

It's a fragile ecosystem surrounded by millions of Human Beings, so yeah there is always going to be a crisis. That is the cost of maintaining a giant salt lake...

​@@raybeauvais296 research cloud seeding. It's easy to make a heavy snowfall if they want. They literally make it rain weekly in the desert city of Dubai.

​@@bradbutcher3984 that's what they did in Vietnam also. It's much easier to make money off the citizens when there is a crisis. How many different things have they came up with over the last 5 decades to say the world is going to end if we don't change our ways and pay more money. Global warming and climate change? Doesn't Canada have a "carbon tax" or something. Everytime someone invents an engine or something that doesn't burn alot of oil or makes clean energy they are either silenced, offed, or paid off by big oil/ gov. Same thing with cutting down a ton of trees instead of using hemp. We have been lied to forever just so rich people can get richer

@@bradbutcher3984 What they do in Dubai is completely different than the research going on with cloud seeding. Don't get me wrong. I'm not ok with either but it's completely different and cloud seeding isn't capable of producing what you saw this winter. Shifting weather patterns is likely the cause.

​@@Plutogalaxy influx of people is far worse than watering a lawn.

​@@Plutogalaxy Yeah we call them ILLEGAL ALIENS. Dumb dumb.

@@Plutogalaxy keep telling yourself that sister

@@deadbrother5355 Go off yerself and help out.

@@Plutogalaxy Do you have a source? Or did you just make it up?

It's the guy from Idiocracy! Whatch tat movie bro funny! Ya YA!😂

It needs another 7 feet or so to be nice and healthy. The highest it's ever been in last few hundred years is only 20/23 feet from where it is now. It's a very large lake when full, but shallow.

BS... before humans it was much larger... nature, had been steadily reducing it for hundreds of years before man arrived...

Stop eating anything plant based then and hunt for your food. Good luck.

Growing almonds isn't farming.

@@bradbutcher3984 -- "Growing almonds isn't farming" -- OK, but do they require water? It's not the name, you could say growing almonds is actually called ranching, or baby-sitting, and they would still need water!

@@bradbutcher3984 Brad, are you triggered bro? Farming isn't the problem, wasterful farming is!

What about all those lush green lawns?

That accident was Norfolk southern not Union Pacific. That’s like asking Walmart to clean up the PCBs that General Electric dumped in the Hudson

Salton Sea and Mono Lake are at least two others, GSL is larger though.

Great Salt Lake is the biggest one.

Dont be ridiculous, we are all so sick of manufactured racism and the race card being thrown around over everything. Hopefully you are joking

You are one of those weird types that thinks non living or inanimate objects are rasiiisssssss huh lol.