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Wayne County Area Flooding — July 2026

Possible damage: Water Mold

1 concurrent flood warnings — 6 counties affected

Severe significance Inactive 6 areas · AZ, UT · Last updated · source: NOAA / National Weather Service

This event is no longer active — it's kept here as a record. Recovery may still be underway; the guidance below applies.

1 concurrent flood warnings — 6 counties affected

A severe flood outbreak affected six counties across northern Arizona and Utah from July 23–24, 2026, with water damage and mold risk to homes in Coconino, Mohave, Kane, Washington, Piute, and Wayne counties.

Overview written from official NOAA / National Weather Service data.

Type
Flood Outbreak
Extent
≈ 429,618 acres
Began
To end

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Affected area map

Each shaded area is one covered warning's reported footprint — this outbreak groups the 6 warnings listed below, colored by hazard type. Press Play below to watch each footprint appear in the order it was issued. Pan and zoom to explore the map.

Interactive affected-area map

Coconino County, AZ; Kane County, UT; Washington County, UT; Piute County, UT; Wayne County, UT; Mohave County, AZ · ≈ 680 sq mi reported extent · Enable JavaScript to explore the map.

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Latest updates

Official updates and news coverage for this event, newest first — National Weather Service products, local storm reports, incident updates and press headlines. Official items are verbatim government text; news headlines link out to the original outlet.

  1. News AOL.com

    Flood advisory issued near Iron and Cherry fire burn scars

    Read the full article at AOL.com ↗

  2. News AZ Family

    Coconino County’s $120M flood prevention project holds up during monsoon storms

    Read the full article at AZ Family ↗

  3. Bulletin NWS Flagstaff AZ

    Flash Flood Warning issued

    Coconino, AZ

    Read the full bulletin at NWS Flagstaff AZ ↗

  4. Bulletin NWS Salt Lake City UT

    Flash Flood Warning issued

    Washington, UT

    Read the full bulletin at NWS Salt Lake City UT ↗

Show 16 earlier updates
  1. NWS Salt Lake City UT Bulletin

    Flash Flood Warning issued

  2. NWS Flagstaff AZ Bulletin

    Flash Flood Warning issued

  3. NWS Salt Lake City UT Bulletin

    Flash Flood Warning issued

  4. US Forest Service (.gov) News

    Coconino National Forest | After the Fire — The role of the Burned Area Emergency Response Team on the Pocket Fire

  5. NWS Flagstaff AZ Bulletin

    Flash Flood Warning issued

  6. Gephardt Daily News News

    Search underway in Grand Canyon for missing 83-year-old hiker from Kanab

  7. Prescott Daily Courier News

    Yavapai County gauges show up to 4.6 inches of rain after storms trigger flash flooding

  8. Coconino.az.gov News

    Coconino County responds to call for assistance after flooding in Moenkopi Wash

  9. The Salt Lake Tribune News

    Beaver installed flood cameras after the wildfire. Four days later, the flood came.

  10. FOX 10 Phoenix News

    Prescott Valley residents clean up after flood

  11. The Prescott Times Media News

    CAFMA Urges Monsoon Flood Safety as Free Sandbags Become Available Across Yavapai County

  12. army.mil News

    USACE dams reduced flood risk during December 2025 storms, helped prevent billions in potential damages

  13. The Washington Post News

    See where Tropical Storm Bertha could bring flood risks

  14. UDOT (.gov) News

    SR-153 through Beaver Canyon closed indefinitely after flooding washes out road

  15. NBC4 Washington News

    Weather Alert: Some strong-to-severe thunderstorms this evening

  16. AZ Family News

    ‘Completely destroyed’: 5-foot flash floods overwhelm Prescott Valley neighborhood

Updates are captured automatically from official and news sources, and may lag the live source. For the very latest, see NOAA / National Weather Service ↗.

Warnings covered

Warnings this outbreak covered

This page tracks the outbreak as a whole; each entry below is one official warning thread with its own live status, map and update log.

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