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How much water did Hilary add to the Salton Sea? 'It’s not nothing, but not that much'

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Some on social media speculated whether the incoming deluge could help fill the shrinking Salton Sea. A gauge maintained by the U.S. Geological Survey shows the sea's water level rising by a little over 2 inches following the storm. A storm that could add a considerable amount of water to the sea would have huge devastating impacts and costs in terms of people and property.

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How much water did Hilary add to the Salton Sea? 'It’s not nothing, but not that much'

The sea’s vast size means even a large storm like Hilary doesn’t result in a large boost in water level.

·Palm Springs, United States
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The Desert Sun broke the news in Palm Springs, United States on Sunday, August 27, 2023.
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