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An atmospheric river has unleashed unprecedented levels of rainfall across Arizona and various areas of the American Southwest, resulting in flash floods that inundated an estimated 150 to 200 homes around Rimrock and Lake Montezuma. Learn about the shattered rainfall records in Flagstaff, the reasons behind the swollen rivers, and the implications of this additional moisture for the drought-affected region.
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00:00Flagstaff just recorded its wettest November 1st in more than a century.
00:04The city measured 3.37 inches of rain, more than twice its usual total for the entire month.
00:10The downpour came as an atmospheric river pushed across the southwest, triggering dangerous flash floods.
00:17In Arizona's Rimrock and Lake Montezuma areas, officials estimated that 150 to 200 homes were flooded.
00:24Roads closed, emergency crews carried out water rescues, and rivers and streams rose sharply.
00:31A man swept away by floodwaters in Flagstaff was later found dead, according to city officials.
00:37A separate fatal water rescue was also reported in Henderson, Nevada.
00:41The storm brought badly needed moisture to a drought-strained region.
00:45But one weekend of rain cannot resolve years of water supply concerns, and the immediate lesson is clear.
00:51Never enter or drive through moving floodwater.
00:54Disclosure.
00:55This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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