More than 100 Camp Verde homes flooded as Beaver Creek breaks its banks
Most of the homes were destroyed, and crews have made more than 60 rescues across Yavapai County since Sunday.
Most of the homes were destroyed, and crews have made more than 60 rescues across Yavapai County since Sunday.
State Route 377 near Heber-Overgaard reopened Monday, but five stretches of highway remain closed with no reopening estimate.
‘GO’ evacuation orders covered Bushman Acres, Ames Acres and other Winslow-area neighborhoods as the river kept rising.
The declaration covers unincorporated areas hit by the Oct. 30 to Nov. 1 storm, and the county wants to be added to the state’s emergency declaration.
Flagstaff police are searching for a man who fell into fast-moving floodwater Sunday evening.
Fast-rising water from the Verde River and nearby creeks flooded or destroyed more than a dozen homes in Camp Verde, reports say.
Rising Oak Creek forced ‘GO’ evacuations in parts of Sedona, closed Tlaquepaque and canceled a Day of the Dead event.
SR 89A through Oak Creek Canyon, SR 179 in Sedona and four other highways stayed closed Monday after weekend flooding, according to ADOT.
A Flood Watch covers the Valley and most of Arizona through 5 a.m. Monday, with 1 to 2 more inches of rain possible.
Friday storms dumped up to 3 inches in Paradise Valley, stranded cars in Phoenix and Scottsdale and knocked out power to thousands; more rain is expected for Halloween.