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Heavy rain in southeast Utah has prompted a rise in Lake Powell’s water level. Here’s how much.

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Heavy rain in southeast Utah has prompted a rise in Lake Powell’s water level. Here’s how much.
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Utah News spotted this story published October 26, 2026 at Times-Independent. Full coverage may follow as more sources report.

Heavy rain that caused flooding last week in the Four Corners area of Utah, Colorado and New Mexico has had what water experts say is a beneficial side effect: A marked rise in the water level of Lake Powell. Lake Powell is seen from Wahweap Overlook near Page, Arizona, Wednesday, Sept. 23.

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