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haikugal

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5. Either PG&E drained the lake or there's a hole it ran down...

Reply to bananas (Original post)

Fri Sep 25, 2015, 02:56 PM

Sep 2015

What a shame the fish etc couldn't be saved or even harvested.

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California Lake Mysterious Runs Dry Overnight, Killing Thousands Of Fish [View all] bananas Sep 2015 OP

Sinkhole? hobbit709 Sep 2015 #1

Thousands of fish die when Calif. lake runs dry overnight bananas Sep 2015 #2

Thousands of rotting fish carcasses stink out California neighborhood after water mysteriously drain bananas Sep 2015 #3

"one resident reported seeing Tom Selleck quietly leaving the area with a garden hose" bananas Sep 2015 #6

:D C Moon Sep 2015 #33

Sounds like the foreshadowing scene at the beginning of a sci-di disaster movie 4139 Sep 2015 #4

Maybe we can have some beautiful geologist sdfernando Sep 2015 #9

Then.., 4139 Sep 2015 #11

OMG IT"S GAMERA saturnsring Sep 2015 #15

Either PG&E drained the lake or there's a hole it ran down... haikugal Sep 2015 #5

Hmmm, Nestle operates in that area, don't they? louis-t Sep 2015 #7

Expect to see it bottled in nice Fiji-style containers for $1.99/pop. erronis Sep 2015 #32

fairly common but scary cause... Javaman Sep 2015 #8

That might be how the aquifers are replenished Warpy Sep 2015 #10

I'm hoping I get to complain my ass off about the rain and wind and floods this winter! arcane1 Sep 2015 #26

I hope so, too Warpy Sep 2015 #29

I haven't heard anyone wishing otherwise. Although, if it's as bad as they say it might be... C Moon Sep 2015 #34

Lake Jackson in Tallahassee, FL. It's on a 25 year cycle. And it's a big lake...3 miles long Lochloosa Sep 2015 #17

That's it! thanks! :) nt Javaman Sep 2015 #37

Yes, Scott Lake, in Lakeland. FloriTexan Sep 2015 #18

I saw that on tv recently lunatica Sep 2015 #22

Lake Jackson in Tallahassee drains about every decade or two csziggy Sep 2015 #31

Don't miss Faux pas Sep 2015 #12

Here's some local information. Mz Pip Sep 2015 #13

Drained the lake for logging.. Jesus Malverde Sep 2015 #23

the effects of drought are now a conspiracy? CreekDog Sep 2015 #25

I take it you didn't read the article, drained for logging or are aware that PGE Jesus Malverde Sep 2015 #28

It sounds like there's really no mystery. Xithras Sep 2015 #14

The water may have gone here BumRushDaShow Sep 2015 #16

Great video Jesus Malverde Sep 2015 #24

I live up here most of the year Curtis Sep 2015 #19

Frackers gotta get water from somewhere. nt valerief Sep 2015 #20

Thanks Nestle V0ltairesGh0st Sep 2015 #21

wow yuiyoshida Sep 2015 #27

:O C Moon Sep 2015 #35

There's a hole in the planet's arm where all the water goes Bigmack Sep 2015 #30

overnight? oldandhappy Sep 2015 #36

Get inspectors out there, right now jmowreader Sep 2015 #38