Not in Southern or Central Utah.

Jul 5, 2022
9:08:27am

macdizzle All-American

Otter Creek and Piute are both historically low. Piute has boating regulations now because it's so shallow. Same with Tropic and others.

It's pretty localized is my point.

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macdizzle

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This is sad. Officially down more than 70’ from 2 years ago today.

Pimpin4Paradise All-American

7/5/22 8:05am

That’s just a huge decline in two years.

Abe Froman

7/5/22 8:09am

which states draw water from Lake Powell?

Don_Juan_El_Guapo

7/5/22 8:10am

It’s not that simple.

stenso

7/5/22 8:21am

Don’t talk crazy. Apparently only Deer Creek and Jordanelle matter.

pink22

7/5/22 8:28am

At first I thought you were talking about your bitcoin and mistyped the % sign

StanfordCougar

7/5/22 8:11am

And that’s also considering they’re flowing water from flaming gorge down into

RdF3

7/5/22 8:11am

I guess we won't have to make a decision to drain it, it will just drain itself.

CSoul

7/5/22 8:11am

Do you water your lawn? If we were really sad about it we would make changes.

pink22

7/5/22 8:13am

None of Lake Powell water goes to Utah's residential water system so not watering your lawn would

CSoul

7/5/22 8:17am

He must've read the Mitt Romney 4th of July statement

Plato

7/5/22 8:21am

Do you flush your toilet? If we were really sad about it we would make changes.

Niiineteeen84

7/5/22 8:19am

Thanks for making my point. We don’t really care that much or we would change.

pink22

7/5/22 8:25am

How much can be attributed to fireworks too?

ochobeeguy

7/5/22 8:20am

Think of all the water wasted to fight fires caused by idiots with fireworks.

pink22

7/5/22 8:23am

Good point. That is probably the main cause then.

ochobeeguy

7/5/22 8:35am

Only 6% of water is used by residential lawns and gardens....per 2015 KSL report

Don_Juan_El_Guapo

7/5/22 8:25am

Fine….what if it was 5%? Or 7%? Do nothing?

pink22

7/5/22 8:26am

The political pressure to reduce water seems to be the group who uses the least

Don_Juan_El_Guapo

7/5/22 8:36am

Agree. Down with Farmers!!!

pink22

7/5/22 8:58am

The issue is they have no disincentive to not use their water rights with a use it or lose it model.

Turnpike Lane

7/5/22 9:03am

And I'd argue that they over water...I watch farmers waters the same spot for

Don_Juan_El_Guapo

7/5/22 9:10am

Our watering methods in Utah farms are largely extremely wasteful, and we grow crops that use

CSoul

7/5/22 9:16am

I have no problem with farmers...but the notion that all that farm land that is

Don_Juan_El_Guapo

7/5/22 9:23am

I actually am looking to make changes. I posted on here like a week ago asking for input on replacing grass that goes

Pimpin4Paradise

7/5/22 8:44am

It’s fine. CB tells me KSL is always overreacting to drought and snowpack.

macdizzle

7/5/22 8:18am

Fortunately every time there’s measurable precipitation the drought ends. KSL just won’t tell us.

spinner

7/5/22 8:29am

It’s weird. The Utah reservoirs are more full than I’ve ever seen them. We

blackandblue

7/5/22 8:37am

Not in Southern or Central Utah.

macdizzle

7/5/22 9:08am

Seems like a good time to increase our prayers and faithfullness, and more

Loafer

7/6/22 1:39pm

And also change our patterns of water usage.

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