Sedona, Arizona Orders Immediate Flood Evacuations for Zones 8, 9 and 10 as Oak Creek Rises Fast and Red Rock High School Is Cleared
SEDONA, ARIZONA — Officials in Sedona have placed Evacuation Zones 8, 9 and 10 in
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Florida Soaked by Numerous Showers and Storms Sunday From Panama City to Key West as Heavy Rain Targets North Port, Miami and South-Central Florida
FLORIDA — November is usually one of Florida’s driest months, but Sunday, November 1, 2026,
Scottsdale, Arizona Firefighters Wade Into Swift Floodwaters to Rescue Driver Who Went Around Road Barricades as Southwest Flood Threat Grows
SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA — Rescue crews in Scottsdale carried out a dangerous swift-water rescue on Saturday,
Pagosa Springs, Colorado Braces for Record-Breaking San Juan River Flood as Forecast Crest Jumps to 19.71 Feet, Topping the 1911 Record
PAGOSA SPRINGS, COLORADO — The San Juan River in Pagosa Springs is now forecast to
Colorado’s San Juan Mountains Under Winter Storm Warnings as Peaks Above 10,000 Feet Could Top 2 Feet of Snow Through Monday Morning
TELLURIDE, COLORADO — Winter Storm Warnings are in effect for the higher elevations of the
Pearl River County, Mississippi Hit With Up to 17 Inches of Rain Overnight as Storm Stalls for Hours Over Tiny Area Near Bogalusa, Prompting Flash Flood Warnings
POPLARVILLE, MISSISSIPPI — A shocking rainfall event unfolded Saturday night in Pearl River County, Mississippi,
Arizona’s Mogollon Rim Faces Rare 100-Year Rainfall Today With 3 to 5 Inches Possible as Southwest Colorado Braces for Repeat Flash Flooding and a Possible High Risk Upgrade
PHOENIX, ARIZONA — Parts of the Southwest could see rainfall totals today, Sunday, November 1,
Eastern Florida From Jacksonville to Miami Under Level 2 Flood Risk Sunday and Monday as Lingering Heavy Rain Could Bring Several Inches Statewide
JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA — Flood concerns are rising across eastern Florida, where excessive rainfall outlooks have
Indiana, Illinois, Ohio and Michigan Finish October 2026 Among the Warmest on Record, With Many Districts Ranking 2nd or 3rd Warmest Since 1893
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA — October 2026 was an exceptionally warm month across much of the Midwest
Kansas and Oklahoma Severe Storm Risk Grows for Monday, November 2, as Strong Low Over the Dakotas Drags a Cold Front Through the Plains
TOPEKA, KANSAS — The risk for strong to severe thunderstorms is becoming increasingly likely across