Weatherscore 1209·10 metrosupdated 1h ago

Severe Flooding Leads to Rooftop Rescues and Evacuations in Four Corners Region

Severe flooding in the Four Corners region has prompted rescues from rooftops and mandatory evacuations in low-lying areas of Colorado and New Mexico. With heavy rains continuing, residents are urged to prepare for rising water levels.

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#1Detroitscore 5811h ago

Severe Flooding in Four Corners Region Leads to Rescues and Evacuations

#2Los Angelesscore 584h ago

Severe Flooding Leads to Rooftop Rescues and Evacuations in Four Corners Region

#3Atlantascore 564h ago

Severe Flooding Hits Four Corners Region, Emergency Declarations Issued

#4New Yorkscore 562h ago

Severe Flooding Strikes New Mexico, Rescues Underway

#5Hampton Roadsscore 544h ago

Severe Flooding Leads to Rooftop Rescues and Evacuations in Four Corners Region

#6Bostonscore 544h ago

Severe Flooding Leads to Rooftop Rescues and Evacuations in Four Corners Region

#7Baltimorescore 544h ago

Severe Flooding Leads to Rescues and Evacuations in Four Corners Region

#8Philadelphiascore 504h ago

Rooftop rescues and evacuations as severe flooding soaks Four Corners region

#9Miami–Ft. Lauderdalescore 364h ago

Severe Flooding Leads to Rooftop Rescues and Evacuations in Four Corners Region

#10Lexington, KYscore 281d ago

Severe Weather Causes Flooding and Evacuations in Southwest US

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