It's been a summer of extreme extremes in Death Valley.
"Storms fueled by the remnants of Hurricane Kay caused localized, heavy damage in Death Valley National Park on Saturday afternoon," park authorities wrote on Facebook on Sunday, alongside a stunning video showing muddy waterfalls cascading down the mountainside by Badwater Basin.
that Highway 190, the main road in and out of the valley, has a section of pavement missing across both lanes near Towne Pass. It reported that rangers asked visitors to leave after receiving a warning to the storm one hour prior to its arrival from the National Weather Service. Numerous vehicles were reported temporarily blocked by the active flooding before the NPS road crew came to their aid.
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