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Fresh air pouring of Manitoba will lower humidity levels into tomorrow, perhaps the nicest day of the week, with popcorn cumulus clouds and light winds. Heat begins to build again by late week with daytime highs near 90F Thursday into Sunday. A stretch of even hotter weather is possible next week. Check the blog for more details. -Todd Nelson

Jenn Krill was in seventh grade the first time she picked up a basketball. Her decision to do so shaped her life from then on.

With the water in the Great Salt Lake at the lowest level ever, surrounding areas are also drying up.

If the sun stays out long enough we may hit 90F today. Throw in a juicy atmosphere (dewpoints near 70) with wind shear aloft, and you have ingredients for a few severe T-storms later on. Stay alert out there. We cool into midweek before 90s return Thursday. Despite occasional swarms of storms, Im concerned drought may return. Check the blog for more details. -Todd Nelson

New drone footage reveals the Great Salt Lake's deplorable condition. Water levels at the renowned Utah lake reached an all-time low this week, and drone footage demonstrates why one official said, "it's evident the lake is in trouble."

Thirty years ago, the Great Salt Lake covered 3,000 square miles, but is now at its lowest level ever recorded.

A tug-of-war between conservationists and developers over water continues in the state as the Great Salt Lake continues to drop to record low levels.

The Great Salt Lake in Utah has fallen to a new low. The lake’s average daily surface water elevation dropped to 4,190.1 feet at the Saltair station, U.S. Geological Survey officials said

Members of the Northwestern band of the Shoshone Nation learned a bit about their ancestors from a few Preston people who attended their gathering on June 17.

Great Salt Lake has reached a new historic low this week, despite a cool, wet spring. The Utah legislature has proposed measures to protect the lake, but advocates for the lake worry this isn’t enough.