Severe Flooding Devastates Arizona and Colorado
• Extreme flooding has caused widespread damage across parts of Arizona and Colorado following a series of storms on Monday, November 2,
• In Camp Verde, Arizona, the Verde River overflowed, inundating local RV parks and scattering mobile homes, cottages, and vehicles downstream. Similarly, Durango, Colorado, experienced significant flooding, with residents clearing mud and debris from streets. The storms have left many communities grappling with the aftermath, including submerged vehicles and damaged infrastructure. Aerial photos from Flagstaff, Arizona, show extensive flooding, while boulders and debris have shut down sections of SR 89A highway near Sedona. The flooding highlights the severity of the weather event and its impact on local communities.
Impact & Risks
The flooding has displaced residents, damaged homes, and disrupted transportation in affected areas. In Camp Verde, Arizona, mobile homes and vehicles were swept away, leaving residents to assess the damage. Durango, Colorado, saw streets covered in mud and debris, posing cleanup challenges. The closure of SR 89A near Sedona has further complicated travel. These events underscore the risks of severe weather, including property loss and potential safety hazards for residents.
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