Flash Floods Trigger Evacuations in Sedona, Arizona
Flash Floods Trigger Evacuations in Sedona, Arizona
US · Published Nov 3, 2026
• Heavy rainfall in northern Arizona on November 1 led to flash flooding in Oak Creek Canyon, prompting mass evacuations in Sedona.
• Residents in zones eight, nine, and ten were ordered to evacuate to Sedona Red Rock High School at 7:45 a.m.

Impact & Risks

The flash flooding has caused significant disruptions in Sedona and surrounding areas, with residents forced to evacuate their homes due to rising water levels. Vehicles and homes in Oak Creek Canyon were surrounded by floodwaters, creating dangerous conditions. Flooding also impacted Camp Verde and Gila County, leading to additional evacuations. State highways were closed, and drivers were warned to avoid flooded roads and low-water crossings. Emergency rescue operations were underway, and authorities emphasized the risk of life-threatening conditions near waterways.

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