Rare desert waterfalls still flowing a month after record snowfall awakened them
It's only the fourth time in 15 years the water has been strong enough to create the falls.
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It's only the fourth time in 15 years the water has been strong enough to create the falls.
It's only the fourth time in 15 years the water has been strong enough to create the falls.
Rare waterfalls have emerged after record rainfall and snowfall in the southwest, attracting a larger than usual crowd to Gunlock State Park in Gunlock, Utah.
Another series of storms has moved in from west, bringing widespread mountain snow and valley rain that forecasters said would last for several days.
While the waterfalls aren't flowing yet, Gunlock State Park managers say that they expect the popular man-made feature will return this spring.