Sevier Lake
Delta, Utah
Sevier Lake is dry for most of the year, it has no outlet, the
water either evaporates or drains into underground rivers. The
Sevier Lake hasn't lasted a full year since 1983, when it became
the second biggest lake in Utah because of the floods.
Saturday-Sunday, November 10-11, 2007
Sevier Lake dust storms. Looking west toward Signal Peak.
Looking west over the Sevier Lake,
over the Cricket Mountains toward Signal Peak 11,223' atop the Sevier
Plateau
The Cricket Mountains, with the sand dunes below.
Looking south from Highway 6-50 over the Coyote Knolls
toward the end of the House Mountain Range.
The Cricket Mountains are on the left.
Looking south over the Coyote Knolls towards the end of the House
Range
Strange Cloud swirl above the Cricket Mountains and the Sevier Dry
Lake.
Looking southwest over the Sevier Dry Lake
towards the San Francisco Mountains in the distance, and the House
Range on the right.
From the Sevier Lake looking northwest toward Notch Peak.
The Cleave can bee seen in the middle, Little Notch is visible on
the far right.
Special Thanks to: Heid
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