Going up: Water level at Lake Powell rises after recent rainstorms
Lake Powell is experiencing a sudden reversal in its water level fortunes, thanks to rainstorms that have pounded the region in the past week. Lake Powell, the US's second-largest reservoir, is experiencing a sudden increase in its water level fortunes due to recent rainstorms that have impacted the region. The water level at the lake has risen to 3,529 feet, about 10 feet above its record low of 3,519 feet above sea level, according to the National Weather Service office in Salt Lake City. The Four Corners region, the Utah, Arizona, Colorado and New Mexico, has been hit hard by heavy rain and severe flooding. The federal government and states that rely on the river are struggling to agree on a long-term management plan for the resource. However, climate experts are hopeful that a "Super" El Niño cycle this year will provide drought relief and rain to the Southwest.
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Lake Powell is experiencing a sudden reversal in its water level fortunes, thanks to rainstorms that have pounded the region in the past week.
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