There are many lakes in the Taklimakan Desert. What are the reasons for the formation of lakes?

There are many lakes in Taklimakan Desert in Xinjiang, and the formation of so many lakes has a lot to do with local desert climate change, rainfall and river flooding. It is for these reasons that many lakes suddenly appeared in the Taklimakan desert, which looked sparkling and beautiful.

There are many lakes in the Taklimakan desert, which is amazing. I believe many friends can hardly imagine amber appearing in the desert. Such a spectacle has also attracted a lot of discussion. Photographers have photographed the Taklimakan Desert, and lakes, large and small, have appeared in recent years. There are many such lakes, separated by deserts and arranged together like the eyes of stars. This spectacle has also attracted the attention of many geologists. People began to investigate the climate and rainfall around Taklimakan Desert, trying to find out the secret of lakes in Taklimakan Desert.

The climate in Taklimakan Desert has changed and rainfall has increased. It is reported that in the early years, the temperature in the Taklimakan desert was very high, and it hardly rained in summer, and it rarely rained in autumn and winter. The local raindrops had evaporated before landing. However, with the global warming in recent years, the precipitation here has increased. Especially after 2022 10, the local rainfall suddenly increased, and the tributaries of rivers with mixed rainfall formed lakes.

The tributaries of the surrounding rivers become longer and the water storage capacity increases. Around the Taklimakan Desert, there is the famous inland river Tarim River. The river flooded last winter, and even the river directly spread to the Taklimakan desert. Besides, there are many snow-capped mountains around. After the snow melts, the mixed river water reaches the Taklimakan desert and seeps into the low-lying desert to form a small pond that looks like a lake.

In a word, the lakes, large and small, in the Taklimakan desert are actually stranded by the surrounding rivers, and with the increasing rainfall, they come together and form one by one. Pond? This has a lot to do with local desert climate change, river flooding and increased rainfall.