While Utah did not have a record water year this year, water managers say there is so much water that some is being sent into the Great Salt Lake.
<p>LAYTON — While  Utah  did not have a record water year this year, water managers say there is so much water that some is being sent into the Great Salt Lake.
</p><p>This is not the first time water managers have sent excess water to the Great Salt Lake.
Traffic Weather Sports Classifieds Cars Jobs Homes Television Radio Salt Lake Utah Local
United Kingdom Latest News, United Kingdom Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Great Salt Lake Water Levels on the RiseThe water levels of the Great Salt Lake have increased significantly compared to last year, benefiting the climate and air quality. The lake is already higher than its annual high in July 2023, which is unusual for April. A visual comparison shows the expansion of the lake's edge.
Read more »
Cox holds event for Great Salt Lake, water conservation billsBen Winslow is a reporter with FOX 13 covering a variety of topics including politics, polygamy, vice and courts.
Read more »
Attempted carjacking suspects remain at large after fiery crash in Salt Lake CityTwo suspected carjacking suspects remained at large following a vehicle robbery that resulted in a fiery crash on Interstate 15 in Salt Lake City.The incident
Read more »
Navigating partisan waters: A Utah Republican and California Democrat visit the Great Salt LakeBobbing up and down on the otherworldly surface of the Great Salt Lake, two lawmakers from opposing political planets found themselves in frequent agreement.
Read more »
Great Salt Lake rescue plans begin to roll outBen Winslow is a reporter with FOX 13 covering a variety of topics including politics, polygamy, vice and courts.
Read more »
How a productive March changed Great Salt Lake’s spring outlookThe Great Salt Lake is already the highest it's been in four years and could rise by 0.4 to 1.5 feet between April and July.
Read more »