Flash floods hit communities across the US Southwest
Climate · First reported 3 Nov, 01:22 · Updated 02:16

Days of heavy rain caused flash flooding across the Four Corners region, prompting evacuations and rescue operations. Floodwaters damaged homes and roads, while rain also provided some relief to drought-hit reservoirs.
- Heavy rain triggered flash floods across the Four Corners region, where Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico and Utah meet.
- Hundreds of people evacuated, rescue teams carried out dozens of operations, and at least one person died; police suspected a second death was linked to the flooding.
- In Durango, the San Juan River reached 16.81 feet before beginning to fall, and residents helped clear mud and debris.
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- Flooding area
- Four Corners region: Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico and Utah
- Evacuations
- Hundreds of people were forced to evacuate
- Deaths
- At least one person died; police suspected a second death was linked to flooding
- Durango river level
- The San Juan River reached 16.81 feet (5.1 metres)
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