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Flooding in U.S. Southwest raises Lake Powell water levels by 20 feet

Recent storms in the U.S. Southwest have led to flooding in local communities and raised Lake Powell's water levels by 20 feet. The flooding occurred in late October and early November as creeks overflowed due to heavy rainfall.

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Recent storms in the U.S. Southwest have led to flooding in local communities and raised Lake Powell's water levels by 20 feet. The flooding occurred in late October and early November as creeks overflowed due to heavy rainfall.

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Floods bring rare relief to U.S. Southwest reservoirs as Lake Powell rises 20 feet

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Flooding in U.S. Southwest raises Lake Powell water levels by 20 feet