Strong winds actually moved Lake Manly 2 miles in Death Valley

Recent storms created a new surprise in Death Valley National Park -- a moving lake! Park officials said high winds blew Lake Manly about 2 miles north. The winds also sped up evaporation, lowering the water level. When the winds stopped, the water slowly went back to its original place. But people are no longer able to boat on the lake because it's shallow and muddier.