Tulare Lake
Lake in CaliforniaWikipedia
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Oct 17, 2026
2026-10-17 8AM SHOW
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26:31Vern WarnkeGUEST
Yeah, yeah.
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26:31Casey SteedHOST
Well, people may forget, you know, the, the Tulare, uh, Lake-
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26:34Vern WarnkeGUEST
It came back
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26:35Casey SteedHOST
... came back into existence.
El Niño, Lake Powell, and the Future of the West with Pete Deneen
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25:47Pete DeneenGUEST
We saw it happen in the winter 2023.
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25:49Pete DeneenGUEST
A huge area of Cent- the Central Valley got flooded, and Tulare Lake came back.
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25:54Pete DeneenGUEST
That is probably California's future, especially as more of our snowfall comes down as rain rather than snow.
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26:01Pete DeneenGUEST
So the Sierra snowpa- the, the, the snow line in the Sierra is raising, and so when more precipitation comes down as rain versus snow, you have more flooding impacts.
Water Philanthropy By and For Communities
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14:29Dezaraye BagalayosGUEST
Absolutely.
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14:30Dezaraye BagalayosGUEST
Um, so Tulare Lake used to be the largest freshwater lake west of the Mississippi.
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14:36Dezaraye BagalayosGUEST
And so it was located, and still is, like it's not gone.
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14:41Dezaraye BagalayosGUEST
I, I call it now an ephemeral lake.
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14:43Dezaraye BagalayosGUEST
Some people call it a ghost lake.
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14:44Dezaraye BagalayosGUEST
I call it an ephemeral lake.
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14:47Dezaraye BagalayosGUEST
Tulare Lake was, was drained and starved of its rivers at the turn of the century in order to open it up for agriculture.
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14:54Dezaraye BagalayosGUEST
And Allensworth was the first Black-founded and funded community, uh, and it was founded on the southeast shoreline of, well, Goose Lake and Tulare Lake.
10/15/26 Beyond the Forecast: Catching Up with Local Legend Miles Muzio
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38:05Miles MuzioGUEST
...
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38:05Miles MuzioGUEST
when we had Lake Tulare.
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38:07Sharad WaiteHOST
Yes.
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38:07Sharad WaiteHOST
[laughs]
Doubling Yields, Ending Pest Pressure, Preventing Pathogens, Saving Water & MORE w/Regenerative Soil
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1:45Matt PowersHOST
This is the Sierra Nevadas and this is the water situation.
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1:48Matt PowersHOST
There once was the largest body of water, fresh water, west of the Mississippi, Tulare, where there's a city now and there's no lake.
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1:56Matt PowersHOST
But look at that lake.
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1:57speaker_1UNKNOWN
What the people did, or the government
Unveiling Shadows Podcast Meet Sharon EP 109 - Protection from targeted harassment.
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17:28Sharon DaphnaGUEST
In Central California, a lake, uh, Tachi Lake, that had been...
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17:32Sharon DaphnaGUEST
Uh, they call it Tulare Lake now, but the real name for it by the indigenous people of California is Tachi, and it used to be huge.
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17:41Sharon DaphnaGUEST
It was the biggest lake, freshwater lake, west of the Mississippi.
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17:46Sharon DaphnaGUEST
It was drained in the 1800s to create farmland.
What's In Store For Fresno County? | Plus Super El Nino | Unfiltered #317
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49:37Luis ChavezGUEST
All that to say that you can expect the county to declare a emergency placeholder so that we're better able to respond when we do get this, you know, torrential rains that we know are coming.
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49:52Luis ChavezGUEST
As you recall, a couple years ago, we brought back the Tulare Lake for a number of, you know, I think almost a year.
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49:59Luis ChavezGUEST
It took for it to drain out.
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50:01Luis ChavezGUEST
So one thing that's very important, and we want to make sure that our folks up in the mountain regions where our colleague will be leaving, they won't have a representative there.