America's Massive Reappearing Lake
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- Tulare Lake is America's newest lake but when will it disappear again?
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It was a lake roughly 800 sq miles in size. It was purposely drained for farmland mostly owned by JG Boswell Co. It does this 'flooding' thing periodically.
Glad this lake came back. The underwater aquifer needed to be replenished.
Exactly. I live over a HUGE underground lake that was used for years to water golf courses. Very illegal to since I live in Arizona and the northern part of the greater Phoenix area.
This is what happens when man thinks he can manage the weather, then God says, hold my rootbeer.
The great central valley in California used to have many small lakes, marshlands, and herds of wild game throughout. Then came the farms, towns, cities etc and everything changed. There are a few spots here and there where a wildland area was saved or restored but most is now farmland and big towns. Tulare lake is a prehistoric lake that was formed by Sierra snowmelt before it was drained by man. This last winter was so far above average rain and snowfall, they couldn't stop the lake from forming again. The area where I live in Northern California normally gets 35 inches of rain average. This last winter we got 70 inches! Amazing!
Just shows you can't halt nature back.
Mother Nature at her finest. She rules!
Yes. Not to mention large lakes like Tulare and notably Owens Lake diverted to make Los Angeles inhabitable. Glad they're both coming back strong. For now.
Yeah they intentionally rerouted the entire lake to feed all the farms an it dried the whole lake.
I wish more people knew about that. Almost no one knows that people unintentionally drained that lake trying to create farm land that wasn’t there
@@pmccoy8924 LA took advantage of the Indian tribtes that lived around the owens valley at that time because they had no concept of water rights and were ripped off royally. They used to fish out of owens valley lake. They used to have big boats taking stuff across the lake. It was a life line for many wild birts
Hey, you’re out in my neighborhood. I’ve got some videos I took earlier this year of this lake. My job (Corcoran State Prison) was surrounded by it at one point and I even had to drive through part of it to get to work a few times. Great video, as usual.
my area too! hi, neighbor!
Feel bad for those a farmers but I must say there is something so beautiful about nature reclaiming it’s land
Nature always takes back her own.
@@jeanhansel5805Always!
It won’t be when your begging for food in the near future
@@shur7318🤦♂️😅You think this one dot on the map makes that big of a difference?
@@shur7318You're
Chris you are in my area as you are about 50-80 miles away. If you are still in the area, have you ever visited the oil seepage around McKittrick California. This is not due to drilling but natural seepage similar to LaBrea tar pits. Really interesting geology.
Drone footage is really awesome!!!
This is one of the most amazing things I've ever seen on UA-cam. Just wow,
I went there over the summer. Super cool to see. Had noticed the water level was roughly 3 feet below the high water mark.
Incredible! I study a lot of geological tectonic and terrain history this lake was drained by man before the hover dam and Glen canyon dam projects proposal stages of construction.
There’s an early 1800’s map that shows a lake in CA’s Central Valley that was 75 miles wide and 300 miles long.
It used to be the largest lake, by surface area, west of the Mississippi.
Thank you for Beautiful Video on Lake Tulare! 🌺
I can't watch past 2 minutes...I have a "thing" about driving into water. It's a major stressor. I did a thumbs up and this comment and will watch the next one. 😮
Haha I appreciate it! Definitely understandable
Tough for the farmers. Still California needed the water. Hard to know what to think. Be careful out there.
But it's not suitable for drinking.
That is insane! Great drone footage also
I live in Tulare just north east of the lake basin and I can tell you summer 23 was the most humid ever. As a kid I remember the last time it flooded. I think it was ‘79 or ‘80.
2:46 is such a great shot. looks like it's in the middle of a sea
Fascinating, Chris! And sad, as well. The lesson, in the end, I suppose, is that Nature always wins.
Tulare Lake is the residue of a massive lake, lake corcoran, which existed around758,000 and 665,000 years ago.
This is why you leave mother nature alone. Good to see the lake back
Absolutely 👍
The farmers drained the lake in the first place, and now they wonder why there are droughts.
It's definitely a mystery and it's always good to see nature reclaiming it's former land. I feel bad for the farmers in that area.
It's not a mystery at all? It's just nature not caring what man does.
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On the other side of the mountain range - Walker Lake NV is also regaining water. YAY!
Great video Chris. I had never heard a thing about this until I saw your video on it. Thank you for sharing this. You have been one of my favorite UA-camrs since I got my first PC some years back. Thank you.
That's the area my okie ancestors headed for during the Oklahoma dustbowl era. So many arrived in raggedy shape by went on to make a good living and decent family income.
Many of my relatives are buried there, some still live there, and I'm still in the Texoma area 😎👍
Interesting story....I didn't know anything about the "new" lake there.
Great video Chris. Can't wait to see what else you post.
Wow, crazy, Thank you for sharing
Come north of Sacramento then you'll be in my neck of the woods. 👍🏻😎 I hear there's already a bacteria spreading through out the lake now... don't come into contact with it unless you know it's a safe area.
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Happy Thanksgiving to you and your Family
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Dude is honestly upset that the drought might finally be over.
No news reported it
It was all over the news. A quick search on UA-cam shows literally dozens of full stories on various news channels and UA-cam sites from Spring and Summer of 2023 when this all took place and the Lake re-flooded.
we have lakes and roads like these up here in northeast south Dakota. North Dakota too, with the Devils Lake.
You`ve actually captured a life-long nightmare that I`ve NEVER been able to get rid of---I can`t believe I can see in real life what I`ve been dreaming about for 50+yrs.--the only difference is that the body of water is the Atlantic(I live on the coast of Maine,in a small town called Brooklin,as close to the water as you can get,believe me)....The road I drive on just becomes swallowed up,just like this,by nothing but water everywhere in every direction,and I can`t swim,so THAT fed into the fear,still does........
Strange reading this…I too have had this dream numerous times over the years and it always seemed or felt like it was based between Kennebunkport and York. Definitely New England at least and definitely the Atlantic. The part at 0:16 really reminds me of it. Honestly really odd reading your comment on here. Curious if it’s super common, something to do with living near the water, New England, irrational fears, just us (!) or ?????
go take some initiative and take a swim class anyone can learn to swim its almost a natural instinct
Wish I could,Chris---I`ve got MS now and am fighting the wheelchair,but have a sinking(pun intended) feeling that it`ll win in the end...But I`ve ALWAYS had a really bad fear of the water--in a boat,I`m fine;just something that`s been there from the start....@@imchris5000
I can actually see why you feel that way. When I lived in NAS Brunswick, Maine, we were nearly surrounded by water. There was one time heavy fog rolled in on the next peninsula and I was driving blind and I promise you, if it wasn’t for some random sign, I would have driven off the cliff into the ocean. Your fears are not irrational at all my friend!
Wow, that is amazing.
If the lake was drained by man, good that it got brought back to what it was originally meant for. California is always gripping about a water shortage. There you go California!
For all the uneducated people with their assumptions. The entire valley is more than half of CA agricultural output. It feeds a ton of this country.
Welcome back to the USA! I hope you had a wonderful trip. It sure looked awesome from all the videos ya lucky dog haha.
You’re in California again?! Come visit in Chico!! I told you a year or so ago I’d buy lunch if you come by. Let me know and keep up the awesome work. 🤗😁😁
Thanks again for an interesting video
ty, wow
Record snows in the Southen Sierras last Spring led to an increased runoff that was 4 times greater than what is average. The runoff fed rivers that run inro the Central Valley basin, the site of Tulare Lake. Tulare Lake had been diverted and drained to create the productive farmlands in the early 20th Century. On a positive note, the farmers have been able to store karge amounts of water for future use and the groundwater aquifers, which have been over taxed and lowered, are being replenished.. Unfortunately, the loss of croplands does impact the cost we pay for certain food items.
Out of curiosity, is there still snow form last winter, or had it all melted during spring and summer?
@@MrToradragon There is still snow .
I would think with need for water in California that noone would be bitching about that water.
what date did u do this recording??
surreal.
Aint drinkible thats for sure😮
They are the Sierra Navada. "sierra" is spanish for "mountain range" so saying "Sierra mountains" is kind of like saying "Mountain mountains"
What drone are you using ?
yay... you're in my neck of the woods.. well, I live nearby
pipe it to Lake Mead
My understanding is property owners are still waiting from the results of a study to determine the amount of money they will be getting
That study won't be ready till next year
THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS VIDEO ,, HOW SAD.. LIKE YOU SAID THIS IS OUR FOOD AND MOST OF THE FARMERS $$$$$$$$$$ THE FARMERS DONT MAKE MUCH AND THEY WORK AND WORRIE ABOUT THERE CROPS DAY IN AND NIGHT ,, I KNOW I WAS A FARM BOY WHEN I WAS YOUNG AND THERE WERE OTHER FARMS UP AND DOWN THE STREETS,,. THANKS>.HAPPY TURKEY DAY!!!!!!!!!
It looks like an ocean.
That's crazy.
Wonder if they’ll get a bunch more snow this winter.
Id rather see it be a lake
Remember at the end of the day mother nature will take back whats hers
Yeah and the nino hurricane/typhoon rains that dumped near there.
LET THE LAKE LIVE
Love the content and the Cubs🧢!!!
Can't mess with Mother Nature .
Maybe will help with the water table a little bit at least.
So its unhealthy water/land but the food grown there was healthy?
Fix a lot for this video That lake is really amazing..
From grain to shrimps?!
Higher ups are simply controlling the food supply.
VERY COOL,THANK YOU CHRIS
I live in Tulare county. The abandoned properties are everywhere. Tulare county is known for poverty.
The water is too toxic to swim in. Bet when the water recedes, it is not too toxic to grow our food in. Makes me wonder about our standards for food safety.
Millions and millions = millions and millions
Thank u for sharing this tragic story Chris😮
California (government), why are you the way you are?
Nature always wins in the end ! 😳🥴✔️
Can anyone else smell Gates and Blackrock….
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It's going to dry out
If climate change is real, it's caused by deforestation, not gasses.
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chinese operated cotton farming and selling of water leases was the cause of death for many of our creeks, lakes and rivers here in Australia
Winter of Jan, Feb and March 2024 could very well contribute more, we'll see.
Man destroys, God replenishes.
It used to be a huge fertile marshland / lake basin. Usual story: We came over, kicked out and killed the tribe that lived there then it was drained by rich dudes (name still associated with the area.. still "owns" much of the land). Since then it's been part of the unsustainable cycle that's driven the climate change that's just deleted the farms temporarily.
How can such flat farmland become a lake? Must be a bowl so large it is difficult to see ... a caldera perhaps?
It was lake and then it was drained, so it should be bit below surrounding areas.
Mankind has inflicted so much damage on the environment, now the nature is reclaiming the land, and maybe that is OK.
wish they could pipe it to the Salton Sea.
It's all about supply / demand and who controls it. Prepare now friends because it's coming. Good stuff Chris be careful brother. God Bless
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Complain about lack of water, then complain about too much. Some places just aren't meant to be inhabited by man. Certainly not to grow certain crops in certain climates. We have gotten too use to being able to buy certain fresh foods year around in places it just isn't meant to be. There's something to be said about getting back at least a bit closer to more natural food supply. Buying avocados or pineapples in December in the northern US when it's -10 outside just isn't right.
How do you go from Norway to California in one week. Kind of mysterious
Airplane would be my 1st guess ,,,
Farming on borrowed land.
What about the drought FJB
203rd
It's pretty much sewage water now 🤢
California, make up your mind. You desperately need water or you don't want it when you get it. 🙄
Rice. Chinese will buy the land. All will be just fine
One day California will be gone so this isnt surprising
Drains, drains, drains!
AOC says your making this up 🙂.
Zombie lake….it a natural lake killed by Europeans
Geoengineering is busy at work ushering in famine
Scrolling the comments to see if anyone else knows what's going on here. You're the only one so far. Yes, they can make the lake disappear just as quickly as it appeared. Weather modification has been going on for WAY WAY longer than people think.
What's your address? I need to send you a St. Louis Cardinals hat so you can throw that Cubs hat away.)))
...first.
but muh climate drought
Start growing rice