Ice Age Lake 'Manly' Reappears in Death Valley After 10,000 Years Due to Record Rains

• 'Death Valley', known for extreme heat and aridity, has witnessed a natural miracle with record-breaking rainfall.
• 'Lake Manly', an ancient lake that disappeared 10,000 years ago after the Ice Age, has reappeared in 'Badwater Basin'.
• The 'Mojave Desert' region experienced its wettest autumn and record November rainfall, leading to the lake's return.
• Scientists link this unusual weather event to climate change, highlighting increasing extreme weather phenomena globally.
• While exciting for tourists, many roads in 'Death Valley' National Park remain closed due to storm debris; visitors are advised to check the NPS website.

Why It Matters: Record rains revived 'Ice Age lake' 'Manly' in 'Death Valley' after 10,000 years, linked to climate change.