SEDONA, Ariz. (AP) — Flash flooding prompted mandatory evacuation orders in parts of the Southwest on Sunday as heavy rains in the normally arid region have already brought deadly flooding this fall. Officials in the tourist destination of Sedona, Arizona, ordered residents in areas near Oak Creek t…
Heavy rains and flash flooding have prompted mandatory evacuation orders in parts of the U.S. Southwest. In Colorado, officials in Pagosa Springs warned Sunday of potentially catastrophic flooding as the San Juan River was forecast to crest at more than 19 feet Sunday night.
COLORADO (KRQE) - Several residents across southwestern Colorado are being evacuated Sunday as more rounds of heavy rain flood out roads and rivers rise faster than originally anticipated. Here is a complete list of areas evacuated and roads closed due to heavy rain.
We can expect showers and thunderstorms throughout Southwest Colorado all day Sunday. This rain will bring a threat of dangerous flooding to the southwestern areas. Flood Watches are in place for the upper Rio Grande Valley and San Juan Mountains.
From severe weather in Arizona prompting Sedona flooding evacuations and delaying Phoenix events, to national midterm campaign rallies, here's a look at your top stories and videos on FOX 10 for Sunday, November 1, 2026. 1. Some areas of Sedona ordered to evacuate 2.
A potent storm system was unleashing heavy rain over the Southwest on Sunday, prompting evacuation orders in some areas and bringing threats of flash flooding through Monday, forecasters said.
Mandatory evacuations in Arizona and New Mexico with Pagosa Springs warned of potentially ‘catastrophic’ deluge Heavy rainfall produced flash flooding and mandatory evacuations in a swath of the south-west on Sunday, including in a Colorado tourist town bracing for its main river to rise to historic…
By Meteorologists Tyler Ory, Chris Dolce, Briana Waxman (CNN) — A storm causing historic flooding, evacuations and rescues in the Southwest is now pushing into the central United States, where it will bring soggy weather on Election Day on Tuesday.
Monday's Top Stories Monday's Five Facts [1] Evacuations and road closures due to heavy flooding in Four Corners region - Some residents across northern New Mexico and southwestern Colorado are being evacuated as more rounds of heavy rain flood out roads and rivers rise faster than originally antici…
A massive amount of water from unusually heavy rain was flowing through flood-weary parts of the Southwest on Monday, forcing hundreds of evacuations and keeping...
The weather service issued flood warnings and watches for nearly all of Arizona and parts of southern Utah, southwestern Colorado and western New Mexico, in addition to part of southern Nevada.
Some rivers began receding in the flood-weary Southwest on Monday, including in a Colorado tourist town that has to alter its Election Day voting plans, while others were still rising, keeping residents on alert as rain began to move out of the area.
Powerful storms flooded parts of the U.S. Southwest, forcing hundreds to evacuate. Flood risks remained after the skies cleared, and officials said cleanup and repairs could take weeks. This is a photo gallery curated by AP photo editors.
By Meteorologists Tyler Ory, Chris Dolce, Briana Waxman, and CNN’s Kate S. Petersen (CNN) — Widespread rain is draped across the central United States on Election Day from the same storm that caused deadly and historic flooding in the Southwest over the past few days.
An expert says over 20 trillion gallons of water has fallen on the Four Corners states and Nevada in the past two weeks. The flooding has kept swift-water rescue teams busy.
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