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Originally Posted by "W"
Because last time they opened the weirs for 3 days the water never came out of the marsh ,it just went in for 72 hrs straight .
The marsh was already high salinity to start with and marsh was 3ft lower than lake
Freshwater evaporates before saltwater
That is why the marsh behind weirs is now higher than the lake
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If the marsh behind the weirs gets is salinity from BL, then how could the marsh get more salty than the body of water supplying salt? Both areas experience evaporation at equal rates. If BL is supplied with more fresh water than the marsh, then maybe. But the gulf is also pumping salt into BL during incoming tides that the marsh does not get.
Anyone else willing to offer a theory?