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Tents and RV's packed the beach over the weekend with people out enjoying Pyramid Lake's beach and water. With the incredible winter we had, the lakes water levels are higher than it has been in previous years. 

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If you plan on camping this spring or summer, close to the shore is not the place to be. With spring and summer snowmelt, water levels tend to go up at night. Even a rise of several inches is possible. State parks monitor the water and can typically warn campers a few hours before. 

The water level at Lake Tahoe has slowly dropped, after four years of below-average winters. The lake's elevation is 1.13 feet below its natural rim of 6,223 feet above sea level.

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Friday is the first day of spring, closing out the fourth straight winter of dry conditions. While the drought is taking its toll on surface water -- it's also affecting groundwater. People statewide rely on groundwater for both domestic and agricultural purposes.

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It's now the fourth year we've had a dry winter...but could the recent snow over the weekend help solve our problems before summer comes?