FLOODING REPORTED ACROSS ARIZONA

The post is right about the core fact. Arizona has been under heavy flooding since the weekend, and the Fox Weather coverage ties it to a coast-to-coast storm system. The post itself is a short summary with a video I can't see, so I checked it against current reporting.

What's confirmed as of Tuesday, November 3, 2026: Sunday's storms triggered flash flooding, rockfalls and highway closures. Governor Katie Hobbs declared a statewide state of emergency on Monday, and Apache and Maricopa counties declared local emergencies. More than 6 inches of rain fell in places such as Munds Park, Forest Lakes and Oak Creek. Sedona officials ordered residents near Oak Creek to leave, and Fox Weather reported that a man was found dead after being swept into floodwaters in Flagstaff. KTAR reported Tuesday morning that several highways stayed closed, including SR 288, with no estimated reopening time. The National Weather Service has flood warnings for Maricopa County through this week, and for Gila County until 6 p.m. today, with dam releases keeping the Salt and Verde rivers high.

The weather is drying out for the rest of the week, but the rivers are still dangerous. If you're driving in Arizona, don't cross flooded roads or low-water crossings. Most flood deaths happen in vehicles.

Sources: KTAR on the highway closures, AZFamily on the emergency declarations, and the NWS Phoenix flood warning for Maricopa County.

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