Sedona Flooding Prompts Evacuations and Road Closures
Sedona Flooding Prompts Evacuations and Road Closures
US · Published Nov 3, 2026
• Heavy rainfall over the weekend caused Oak Creek in Sedona, Arizona, to rise above flood stage, leading to significant flooding, emergency rescues, and evacuation orders.
• On November 1, 2026, GO evacuation notices were issued for Zones 8, 9, and 10, primarily affecting neighborhoods adjacent to Oak Creek.

Impact & Risks

The flooding has disrupted travel, caused property damage, and led to emergency rescues in Sedona and surrounding areas. Evacuation orders remain in effect for neighborhoods near Oak Creek and the Verde River. Road closures and debris have made travel hazardous, particularly along State Route 89A and State Route 179. Elevated water levels and unstable conditions may persist, increasing the risk of further flooding and accidents. Visitors and residents are advised to avoid flood-affected areas and follow all safety advisories.

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