Great Salt Lake waterline: A comparison to last year's peak with a first-person walk

FOX 13 News anchor/reporter Max Roth went out with his kayak last year at the beginning of July when the lake hit its annual high. And now, it's already a little higher than that, so he went back.
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[@porkyrabbit]

Love this type of reporting! ;)

[@dmr6640]

Love your reports on the lake. Would like to get a prediction on where you might guess, from the current rain/snow we have received, the lake might be at its highest from the same date last year.

[@CT-um7zq]

Is it safe to get in the water tho? I thought it had arsenic and what not😮

[@jakejakeman4591]

It’s got salt… I think that’s all. If you have cuts on your feet it will sting. But that’s all I know.

[@dougsheldon2154]

Cool man you forgot to show everyone how you can float in the Great Salt Lake

[@stevemackelprang8472]

Depending on the historical level,, you could be hundreds of feet underwater.

[@maxpain7197]

Your wife is going to think you cheated on her, coming home all stank.

[@adverteasing]

And now you have cancer.