Others maintain that this year, although dry, is business as usual. If that happens, Fannette Island, located in Emerald Bay, could become separate from the main lake. ![]() Some scientists and water experts say that if the dry spell continues, the lake could reach record low levels not seen since measurement of the lake started, more than 120 years ago. The low water levels have even kept kokanee salmon from spawning in areas such as Taylor Creek, which feeds into Lake Tahoe’s south shore. In north Tahoe, docks and piers stretch into the air, never hitting water.Īs drought conditions persist in the West, water experts and scientists are wondering just how low Lake Tahoe’s water level might drop. ![]() View Gallery: Photos: Drought hits hard in Lake TahoeĪlgae is rotting on Lake Tahoe's south shore beaches.
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