How water resurrected Death Valley lake after record California rain
How water resurrected Death Valley lake after record California rain
Lake Manly, a lake in Death Valley that had dried up thousands of years ago, has reappeared due to record-setting rainfall in California. The lake's return is a rare natural phenomenon and a testament to the changing climate. Visitors are flocking to the park to see the lake. Scientists are studying the event to learn more about the dynamic ecosystems in the desert. The lake is expected to be temporary, drying up once the weather warms.
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i remember similar awe and wonder when lake lagunita re-appeared and students immediately got their boats and rafts out
Published
2024
Summary
Lake Manly, a lake in Death Valley that had dried up thousands of years ago, has reappeared due to record-setting rainfall in California. The lake's return is a rare natural phenomenon and a testament to the changing climate. Visitors are flocking to the park to see the lake. Scientists are studying the event to learn more about the dynamic ecosystems in the desert. The lake is expected to be temporary, drying up once the weather warms.
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