ARIZONA FLASH FLOODS — Sedona Flood Emergency as Oak Creek Explodes, People Trapped in Their Homes!

A rare autumn atmospheric river is flooding Arizona. On November 1, 2026, Sedona ordered immediate evacuations along Oak Creek, and firefighters responded to reports of people trapped by rising water. “Go” orders were also issued in Camp Verde, Queen Valley, Tonto Basin and on White Mountain Apache tribal land. I-17, SR 89A and other highways were closed. The NWS calls it one of the strongest atmospheric rivers to hit the Desert Southwest in a decade. In Colorado, the San Juan River at Pagosa Springs is forecast to top its 1911 record. In this video: Why this atmospheric river is so dangerous Sedona’s Oak Creek evacuations and rescues Evacuations across Arizona Highway closures and Sky Harbor disruption Colorado’s record flood threat and Monday’s forecast Subscribe to Disaster Watch Channel for verified, up-to-date disaster coverage from around the world. #Arizona #Sedona #FlashFlood #AtmosphericRiver #OakCreek #DisasterWatch