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Summer storms create elusive waterfalls in Arches National Park - TownLift, Park City News
MOAB, Utah — Summer rains are bringing fleeting waterfalls to the desert landscapes of Southwest Utah’s national parks. At Arches National Park, these falls run intermittently during monsoon season, which typically begins in late July or early August and runs through September. While there are no permanent waterfalls in the park, these seasonal cascades can form after significant storms or monsoons. They only appear when enough rain falls, thoug…
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