Lower Water Level East End Big Bear Lake

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  • Photo title: Lower Water Level East End Big Bear Lake
  • Author: Randomshots
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  • Due to Gobal Warming and the warming Climate Change, snowfalls in the last eight years have been substandtially lower. Big Bear Lake is fed by snow melt runoff. The result is very little water and a large grassy meadow.
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