Utah’s Water
Mike Anderson
Environmental problems could change the blue at Bear Lake
There might be a change in the usual bright turquoise we're used to seeing at Bear Lake. While it’s a temporary change, it may be a sign of a bigger problem.11 months ago
Carter Williams, KSL.com
How much did Utah’s record snowpack help the Great Salt Lake?
The lake appears to have maxed out at about 4,194 feet elevation after this year's record snowpack.11 months ago
Ladd Egan
‘Super excited’: Provo River back to normal flows just in time for holiday weekend
River guides are calling it perfect timing for the 4th of July holiday weekend after the Provo River suddenly dropped to normal levels.11 months ago
Karah Brackin
Red Cross, fire crews stress safety ahead of Fourth of July
As grass and other vegetation dry out and temperatures rise, the Red Cross and fire crews reminded Utahns of fireworks safety for the Fourth of July.11 months ago
Mike Anderson
Deputies enforce safety first on Utah’s lakes
Law enforcement is urging people to stay safe on the water now that the heat is starting to draw bigger crowds out to Utah's lakes.11 months ago
Alex Cabrero
Mirror Lake Highway busy on opening weekend
The popular Mirror Lake Highway officially opened this week. Lots of Utahns made the drive up on this first weekend and saw something you don’t normally see this late in the year.11 months ago
Alex Cabrero
Farmers relieved Gunnison Reservoir recovered from 0% water level
You would hardly recognize Gunnison Reservoir this summer if you saw what it looked like two years ago.11 months ago
Mike Anderson
Cool June brings slow start to summer recreation
Utah reservoir levels are up, but recreation is down. KSL explores why.11 months ago
Carter Williams, KSL.com
Utah’s reservoir capacity soars past 80%. Here’s which ones are now full
Utah reservoir levels are in a better place with summer around the corner than last year as what's left of the record-breaking snowpack melts.11 months ago
Amy Joi O'Donoghue, Deseret News
Are Utahns worried about Great Salt Lake after record snowpack?
A Deseret News poll shows concern remains strong, but slightly diminished in light of snowpack.11 months ago
Adam Small, KSL NewsRadio
Great Salt Lake brine shrimp population increases as lake reaches healthy levels
The brine shrimp industry is breathing a sigh of relief thanks to the rising water level of the Great Salt Lake.11 months ago
Mike Anderson
Advancements in water management help reduce flood damage
The weather is playing a significant role in minimizing our flood damage, and with a record snowpack comes record runoff.11 months ago
Ashley Moser
Seasonal road openings delayed as UDOT works to clear record-breaking snowpack
UDOT crews have been busy working to clear seasonal routes but because of all the snow still up in the mountains, only about half of the roads are reopened.11 months ago
Dan Rascon
Boats return to Great Salt Lake waters after years of drought
An exciting and long anticipated day at the Great Salt Lake Marina as dozens of large boats finally got back into the water on Tuesday.12 months ago
Andrew Adams
Provo River to run closer to flood stage as managers navigate runoff
City officials said they expected flows along the Provo River to be increased again next week as water managers continued to work through the spring runoff.12 months ago
Ladd Egan
High runoff is both good and bad news for algal blooms on Utah Lake
In recent years, algal blooms started to develop on Utah Lake around mid-June. This year, Bonner said the blooms could be delayed if the water level stays high and cold.12 months ago
Alex Cabrero
Utah’s ski resorts report record-breaking season
Utah's ski resorts continue to celebrate an extraordinary winter season.12 months ago
Karah Brackin
Last of runoff is manageable Salt Lake County leaders say
Most of Utah has been concerned about the runoff for the last several weeks but it appears the rest of the snowmelt season will be manageable.12 months ago
Jed Boal
None of the four creeks in SLC are expected to reach flood stage
None of the four creeks that drain into the city are forecasted to get anywhere near flood stage before the snow runs out.12 months ago
Ladd Egan
Deer Creek, Jordanelle nearing capacity; releasing extra water
Those heading outdoors this holiday weekend will notice that many of Utah’s reservoirs are nearing capacity.12 months ago
Jed Boal
High mountain snow melt fills rivers and creeks as peak runoff nears
The high-elevation snowpack in Utah is melting quickly. The low-elevation and mid-elevation snow has already melted and run off into creeks and rivers.12 months ago
Mike Anderson
Flood warning for Logan River through Friday morning
A flood warning was issued for the Logan River on Tuesday and it's expected to last through late Friday morning.12 months ago
Andrew Adams
North Ogden’s Orton Park overflows, neighbors show up with paddle boards, pets
Orton Park was overflowing Friday as city leaders said the detention basin was functioning properly and neighbors arrived with paddle boards, pets, and kayaks to take advantage of the unique conditions.1 year ago
