Catástrofes · Beaver Creek floodingLake Montezuma flooding: Warning extended to 2:30 p.m.Escrito 2 de novembro de 2026 às 16:11 UTCVerTranscrição0:07Floodwater keeps roads impassable, and forecasters have extended the warning into0:10the afternoon.0:11Structures are flooded around Lake Montezuma and Rimrock.0:14On November1, we reported flooding there under a warning scheduled through that0:18evening.0:18What has changed for residents trying to reach their homes safely?0:21Wet Beaver Creek and Dry Beaver Creek are still flooding after excessive rainfall.0:25The warning covers the creeks in Coconino and Yavapai counties.0:28Lake Montezuma and Rimrock are the communities where homes have been reported0:32affected.0:33The morning update puts the warning scheduled endpoint at two thirty this afternoon,0:37Mountain Standard Time.0:38That's the November two deadline residents need to distinguish from the earlier0:42evening and overnight end points.0:44The warning we described November one ran through eight thirty that evening.0:47An overnight update carried it through eight thirty the next morning.0:51The November two morning update then extended the scheduled period to two thirty in0:54the afternoon.0:55The overnight update was issued on November one.0:58A summary that placed its issuance on November2 in the evening had the date wrong.1:01The earlier bulletin's heading, flood statement, described a message continuing the1:05same flood warning.1:07Emergency management reported water six feet below the Montezuma Avenue Bridge this1:10morning.1:11Two observations Sunday evening gave the same separation.1:14Those three snapshots don't show whether water rose or fell between them or whether1:18the crossing is safe.1:19The new observation updates the time of the bridge information.1:22Officials haven't announced that the crossing has reopened.1:25The six-foot figure measures the gap below the bridge.1:28It doesn't describe the depth of water on roads or inside houses.1:31Emergency managers estimated one hundred fifty to two hundred homes were impacted1:35around Lake Montezuma and Rimrock.1:36The morning warning repeats that estimate from November one.1:39It doesn't add another group of homes to the total.1:42Flooded structures are part of the damage already described.1:44County officials also said water overran multiple homes in Lake Montezuma, without1:49giving a separate number.1:50The impact estimate doesn't tell residents how many houses flooded inside or how1:54many are safe to occupy.1:55The Yavapai County Sheriff issued a leave.1:57Now order for two Rimrock zones Sunday afternoon.2:00The order named Camp Verde Town Gym as the shelter.2:03Current evacuation and shelter status haven't been confirmed.2:06That adds an evacuation instruction for Rimrock to what we knew Sunday evening.2:09Residents still need current local instructions before returning.2:12The order's administrative expiration doesn't authorize people to go home, and2:16street level zone boundaries aren't available here.2:18The morning warning tells people to move to higher ground and avoid driving on2:21flooded roads.2:22Road by road reopening information and a safe alternate route haven't been2:26confirmed.2:27A warning ending at two thirty doesn't make a road passable or a flooded home2:31habitable.Ler o artigoCronologia da históriaHeyDex
