Ancient lake reappears in Death Valley after record-breaking rains
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- After record-breaking rains, Lake Manly has reappeared in Death Valley, California, at the bottom of Badwater Basin, which is 282 feet below sea level. This temporary lake is a result of repeated fall storms that have led to significant water accumulation in the area.
- The reemergence of Lake Manly highlights the impact of extreme weather patterns on arid regions like Death Valley. It serves as a reminder of the changing climate and its potential effects on natural landscapes, drawing attention to the ecological dynamics within national parks.
— via World Pulse Now AI Editorial System




