Titles and summaries are AI-extracted from news reporting; every source is linked below. Event id 0977efb2-0de9-451b-a84d-fe0a095c345e.
Record-breaking rain and flooding in early November 2026 hit Pagosa Springs, Colorado, and parts of Arizona, New Mexico and Utah. In Pagosa Springs, the San Juan River and related flooding damaged roads, bridges, water and sewer lines, a geothermal line and the history museum, and about 10 to 15 homes were reported destroyed. Roughly 50 people and 100 animals were evacuated, and highways including Wolf Creek Pass and CO 151 remained closed or restricted. In Arizona, the Salt River surged through Phoenix after heavy rain, with reservoir releases tracked by local agencies. Two deaths and one injury are recorded for the incident. Accounts of the scale and details of damage vary between reports.
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121 recorded change(s). The ledger starts when this event was first folded: the initial observation is not recorded as a change, so an empty timeline means nothing has moved since, not that nothing is known.
6 more change(s) — the values are part of the event detail on paid plans. 94 change(s) before the history shown here.
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176 reports in all; the full list with the facts taken from each is part of the event detail on Pro.
17 related event(s) and 12 place(s) or facilities — the same facility, place, actor or campaign. Part of the event detail on Pro.
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