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Last year’s Dragon Bravo Fire increased runoff on the North Rim, but experts say it had only a limited impact on August’s deadly flooding.
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The South Kaibab Trail is now closed below the Tip-Off, a landmark and resting area, and the Bright Angel Trail is off limits to visitors below the intersection with the Tonto Trail.
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The Grand Canyon’s notoriously rugged terrain, now scarred by flooding, complicates the search for a missing man and the completion of damage assessments to infrastructure.
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Grand Canyon National Park officials say an early warning for flash floods along the popular North Kaibab Trail went down Saturday, just as waters raged through the inner canyon.
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A second person has been found dead with more than a dozen still unaccounted for after severe flash flooding in Grand Canyon National Park.
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The National Park Service will close all lodging on the South Rim of the Grand Canyon and implement water restrictions Monday following severe flash flooding over the weekend.
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The National Park Service says they have recovered the body of a Gilbert woman swept away in a flash flood near the Havasupai Reservation in the Grand Canyon.
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In his latest Canyon Commentary, Scott Thybony recounts the gripping story of Flagstaff photographer Elias Butler's near-miss with a flash flood in the Zion Canyon Narrows.
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Coconino County officials are asking the federal government for nearly $150 million to perform long-term flood mitigation. They made the request Wednesday during a briefing and tour that included Arizona Congressman Tom O’Halleran and U.S. Forest Service Deputy Chief Chris French.
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A new emergency siren will alert residents of east Flagstaff of imminent flash floods from the Museum Fire scar. KNAU’s Melissa Sevigny reports, the system was tested for the first time today.