Rain is generally considered a good thing, especially in the desert, but too much of a good thing can still be a problem, as one southwestern national park recently discovered.

After more than half an inch of rain fell in Death Valley National Park in Southern California and Nevada , the park was forced to close nearly half of its roads due to flooding and flash flood debris. The record-breaking rainfall hit the park on November 15, and additional storms worsened the damage just three days later on November 18.

Death Valley stated on its website that the damage is extensive, and expects some roads to remain closed until summer 2026. The park is also warning visitors to exercise caution during their visit, as Death Valley, normally the hottest place on the planet , remains "underwa

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