Recent storms have created an unbelievable sight at Lake Powell's Iceberg Canyon in Utah, as waterfalls formed over the cliffs on Wednesday, August 2. The natural phenomenon comes as the ...

and many people could interpret “Glen Canyon Rises” as “Lake Powell falls.” Can you talk a little more about how you sought to tell a positive story about something often seen as negative?

At one point, Lake Powell was so high that people could drive boats nearly 100 feet above Cathedral’s distinctive waterfall. [Photo: Alex Hager/KUNC] Cathedral in the Desert made a brief above ...

Languages: English. Videos of waterfalls supplementing low levels at Lake Powell have abounded on social media, with some users implying that Tropical Storm Hilary's rainfall benefitted the reservoir.

At one point, Lake Powell was so high that people could drive boats nearly 100 feet above Cathedral’s distinctive waterfall. Credit: Alex Hager / KUNC “Indiana Jones taught me to stop ...

Lake Powell reaches dead pool when it falls below 3,370 feet in elevation, which equals about 1.7 million acre-feet of water behind the dam. At this point, water managers cannot send stored water ...

Researchers boating the San Juan River where it approaches Lake Powell say they’re forced to navigate an ever-moving pile of sediment that also involves portaging around rock waterfalls.

Again, Jack Stauss. STAUSS: People used to just boat right up, like, you know, 100 feet above the waterfall. HAGER: Stauss and other environmentalists say Lake Powell should be drained.

If the water level in Lake Powell falls another 150 feet from its current level, the reservoir will hit dead pool, meaning that the Colorado River will no longer run through the dam, stopping flow ...

while Lake Powell loses water as it seeps into its sandstone banks and falls through into underground aquifers never to be recovered. One concern with draining Lake Powell is that the canyon would ...