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Story summary
- Lake Eyre in South Australia has changed dramatically due to flooding, with Belt Bay aquamarine and Madigan Gulf reddish-brown hues visible in satellite images.
- The flooding was caused by torrential rain in early May.
- Water levels are dropping as evaporation increases.
- Lake Eyre is an endorheic lake that relies solely on rainfall and flooding for water.
- Its future water levels remain uncertain as conditions continue to evolve.
