As Death Valley National Park gets ready to reopen its most popular sites on Saturday after heavy flooding, California national parks are still reeling from the aftermath. After heavy rainfall ...

Death Valley National Park, famous for its parched, otherworldly landscapes, closed completely Friday due to historic rainfall and flash flooding, trapping about 500 visitors and 500 staff members ...

DEATH VALLEY NATIONAL PARK ... two weeks after it was shut down because of flash flooding that damaged miles of the road shoulder, the California Department of Transportation announced.

Unprecedented rainfall caused California's Death Valley National Park ... Some roads in and out of Death Valley were closed Monday after flash floods over the weekend inundated the roads with ...

Death Valley National Park announced its closure Friday due to substantial flooding within the park ... according to the California Department of Transportation. “Drivers should not attempt ...

The National Park Service said Navy and California Highway Patrol ... Weather Service in Las Vegas. The flooding "cut off access to and from Death Valley, just washing out roads and producing ...

Aug 5 (Reuters) - Flash flooding triggered by a near-record downpour on Friday over one of the hottest, driest spots on Earth has stranded nearly 1,000 people inside California's Death Valley ...

After torrential downpours hit Death Valley this week ... Elsewhere in the region, flooding buckled pavement on roads and closed campgrounds in the Mojave National Preserve.

according to the California Department of Transportation. NASA released photos Wednesday showing Furnace Creek in Death Valley from July 11 and the after-effects of Friday’s flash flood.

Languages: English, Spanish Death Valley National Park was forced to close on Sunday due to flooding caused by the former Category 4 storm Hilary. The park, located in eastern California and ...