TulareLake

Used to be the biggest freshwater lake west of the Great Lakes. Was slowly killed off by development and avarice. I'M BACK.

[TulareLake @TulareLake]

@IAmLakeTahoe @traind2getalong @sanandreafault May the sediment flow in and cloud your waters until you sink into muddy and sad irrelevance. Don't test me tahoe.

[TulareLake @TulareLake]

@IAmLakeTahoe @traind2getalong don't make me start siding with @sanandreafault

[TulareLake @TulareLake]

@IAmLakeTahoe @emilynnial @roberteunruh @sanandreafault @Cascadia

[TulareLake @TulareLake]

@Cabelas Using the corkscrew dicks like toothpicks.

[TulareLake @TulareLake]

@IAmLakeTahoe @NancyRomm She prefers to be called "Nanny". Try to keep up Tahoe.

[TulareLake @TulareLake]

@IAmLakeTahoe @SpencerHakimian I'm in this picture and I don't like it.

[TulareLake @TulareLake]

@IAmLakeTahoe @yellowstoncldra @sanandreafault Hmmmmm.....hard pass. The farmers got me barren and dusty enough.

[TulareLake @TulareLake]

TEAM OTTER 841

[Cannon Michael @agleader]

Tulare Lake doing it's #cawater thing and looking pretty"lake-ish" still. Amazing sight to see. #flood #farm #lake ⁦@TulareLake⁩

[TulareLake @TulareLake]

@agleader You got me from my good side! LOVE IT.

[TulareLake @TulareLake]

May she rest in peace. And thanks to her for sharing her gifts with us.

[Lake Michigan @LakeMichigan13]

This one is for Tina. Eternally grateful for your music.
#GreatLakes

[TulareLake @TulareLake]

@LakeMead51 @witch_volcano @PNWHeatDome You are fine. It gets confusing when #laketwitter gets into politics.

[TulareLake @TulareLake]

Lake most likely to disappear over the next year or so.

[Lake Mead 🐰🦩🐰🐰 @LakeMead51]

Happy to give her the title of Lake with the most losses

[SJV Water @SJVWater]

This is outrageous.

[TulareLake @TulareLake]

@sanandreafault @IAmLakeTahoe I mean, can I try reducing my sodium intake and a diuretic or two first? I feel like earthquaking is a little extreme at this point tbh.

[The San Andreas Fault @sanandreafault]

Since @IAmLakeTahoe hates competition, I think I should just shake all the water out of @TulareLake? Everyone agree?

[UC Davis Center for Watershed Sciences @UCDavisWater]

This week’s Water Blog, “Whiplash Again! – Learning from Wet (and Dry) Years,” was contributed by Jay Lund (@JayLund113), Deirdre Des Jardins (@flowinguphill), and Kathy Schaefer.

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