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Omaha Steve

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Fri Apr 14, 2023, 08:13 AM Apr 2023

Snowmelt spurs flooding from Southwest to Rockies, 2 rescues [View all]

Source: AP

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FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) — A rapid spring snowmelt after an unusually wet winter is unleashing flooding from the Southwest to the Rockies, causing residents there and in the Upper Midwest to evacuate or stock up on sandbags amid surging creeks and rivers.

In New Mexico, emergency crews rescued people from at least two vehicles from high water Thursday night in Jemez Pueblo north of Albuquerque, the National Weather Service said.

But there were no immediate reports of any deaths of serious injuries. A flood warning was in effect for communities along the Jemez River into next week.

In Flagstaff, Arizona, neighbors on one street have been working side by side since Tuesday with shovels to stave off floodwaters from their homes.




Read more: https://apnews.com/article/southwest-rockies-upper-midwest-snowmelt-flooding-fb7032c8683688c3149296da292bf548

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Yup... 2naSalit Apr 2023 #1
Good luck. nt TeamProg Apr 2023 #7
Will any of this make it into the Colorado? oldsoftie Apr 2023 #2
I too was looking at that. ggma Apr 2023 #4
Water run off from Flagstaff Old Crank Apr 2023 #5
Thank you for that. oldsoftie Apr 2023 #6
It maybe difficult but when buying a home... StClone Apr 2023 #3
+1 2naSalit Apr 2023 #8
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