Death Valley National Park has made headlines recently after experiencing unprecedented rainfall, breaking century-old weather records. This extreme weather has resulted in the reappearance of Lake Manly, an ancient lake that had not been seen for years. The region has enjoyed its rainiest November in 115 years, with substantial rainfall contributing to the formation of a shallow lake at Badwater Basin. These conditions have sparked discussions about a potential superbloom in the area, as nature awakens with the rare sight of a lake in this arid landscape.