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Death Valley National Park will partially reopen on Sunday, October 15, 2023. Visitors will be able enter the park via CA-190 from the west via Lone Pine or from the east via Death Valley Junction. All other park entrances will remain closed.

Parts of Maine picked up nearly half a foot of rain

Recent heavy rains caused $1.25 million in damage to public infrastructure.

The Maine Department of Transportation says work continues

Nevada entrances to Death Valley National Park will remain closed when the park reopens -- tentatively an Oct. 15 target to restore partial access.

Montgomery County Commissioner David Shelton just couldn't help but notice — even though Clarksville's F&M Bank Arena has been open for months, the road in front has remained closed.

Crews are working to make repairs to Sawyer Street

In a recent rain-related incident, a massive landslide took place on Thursday in Anni town in Kullu district. This led to the collapse of multiple buildings. As of now, there have been no reported injuries or fatalities. The administration had issued notices about a week ago, urging people to vacate the buildings.

Death Valley National Park is still closed due to major flash flood damage. The park had its rainiest day ever on August 20, 2023, receiving more rain than it normally does in an entire year.

Heavy rains have prompted authorities to close train stations and evacuate people in vulnerable communities to school gyms.