It's a 'small win,' but great news as officials say the Great Salt Lake has risen a foot since reaching its historic low last November.
SALT LAKE CITY — From the depths of Utah's brutal drought comes a small win for the beloved Great Salt Lake.
While the lake usually rises about two feet during the winter due to normal precipitation, it hadn't risen over a foot in that same period over the last two years, meaning this year's rise is something to cheer. A tweet from the Utah Department of Natural Resources calling the rise"good news" was retweeted by Gov. Spencer Cox.
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