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Nevada State Parks has placed Washoe Lake under a Harmful Algal Bloom Watch Advisory due to possible Harmful Algae Bloom.
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The Tahoe Environmental Research Center shared its State of the Lake report at an annual gathering on Thursday.
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Harmful algal blooms can produce toxins that pose risks to humans, pets, livestock, and wildlife.
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Agencies warn harmful algal blooms in Nevada waters, safety steps urged at Washoe Lake and nearby areas.Â
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UC Davis recently released their Lake Tahoe clarity report, and officials from Keep Tahoe Blue say the results are very encouraging.
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Algae blooms happen when water levels are lower, there are higher levels of nutrients like phosphorus, and the water doesn’t circulate well.Â
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The Central Nevada Health District says Walker Lake has been placed on a Harmful Algal Bloom (HAB) advisory following a surface bloom.
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Officials also say if you see water that looks discolored or smells bad, stay away.
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The Truckee Meadows and Lake Tahoe area is now in a moderate drought.
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Heavy storms have poured billions of gallons into Lake Tahoe, stressing local water systems.