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Flooding In Coconino County, Arizona, Oct 13, 2026 · Confirmed

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Status

Confirmed by an official source

Independent sources

5

First seen

Oct 13, 8:17 AM MST

updated Oct 14, 9:56 AM MST

Topic

Local News

What Happened

More than 60 campers were stranded in Arizona's Oak Creek Canyon due to floodwaters, KYMA-DT reported. A majority of the trapped campers began leaving the Cave Springs Campground near Sedona after being rescued, according to KSAZ-TV and KPHO (Arizona's Family CBS 5).

Written by our system from the sources below (5), version 8, Oct 14, 10:03 AM MST. Official warnings are never rewritten: they are quoted as issued.

Sources · Copies Of One Story Count Once

How It Unfolded

Oct 13, 8:43 AM MST · first source seen

Official Confirmation

A river gauge in the county read higher than usual for the month. · Oct 13, 8:30 AM MST
A river gauge in the county read higher than usual for the month. · Oct 13, 8:30 AM MST
A river gauge in the county read higher than usual for the month. · Oct 13, 8:45 AM MST
A river gauge in the county read higher than usual for the month. · Oct 13, 8:45 AM MST
A river gauge in the county read higher than usual for the month. · Oct 13, 9:00 AM MST
A river gauge in the county read higher than usual for the month. · Oct 13, 9:00 AM MST

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Coconino County and its neighbours, as they are right now. The event is placed on the county; it is not drawn as a point.

How We Decided

Oct 13, 8:55 AM MSTHeld: One source so far, and no official source confirms it yet.Oct 13, 9:21 AM MSTPublished: One source reported it, and an official source confirms it.