Toxic blue-green algae reported in several Kootenai County lakes
The algae can spread or move with wind and water currents. Pets, children, the elderly and people with compromised immune systems are most at-risk of the blooms.
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The algae can spread or move with wind and water currents. Pets, children, the elderly and people with compromised immune systems are most at-risk of the blooms.
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The Grant County Health District has detected high levels of blue-green algae in Moses Lake and is warning everyone to stay out of the water until further notice.
Swimmers, skiers and even pets are being warned to stay out of Moses Lake due to a suspected toxic blue-green algae bloom.
Beaches are being listed as unsafe in Mississippi and Louisiana as Harmful Algae Bloom (HAB) expands slowly east.
Health officials are warning people to stay away from the water at Summit Lake, west of Olympia, due to a toxic algae bloom.