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Coconino County Area Flooding — July 2026

Possible damage: Water Mold

5 concurrent flood warnings — 4 counties affected

Severe significance Inactive 4 areas · AZ, UT · Last updated · source: NOAA / National Weather Service

This event is no longer active — it's kept here as a record. Recovery may still be underway; the guidance below applies.

5 concurrent flood warnings — 4 counties affected

Severe flooding across northern Arizona and southern Utah from July 22–23, 2026, brought water and mold damage to homes in Coconino, Wayne, Garfield, and Kane counties.

Overview written from official NOAA / National Weather Service data.

Type
Flood Outbreak
Extent
≈ 373,795 acres
Began
To end

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Coconino County, AZ; Wayne County, UT; Garfield County, UT; Kane County, UT · ≈ 590 sq mi reported extent · Enable JavaScript to explore the map.

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Latest updates

Official updates and news coverage for this event, newest first — National Weather Service products, local storm reports, incident updates and press headlines. Official items are verbatim government text; news headlines link out to the original outlet.

  1. News AZ Family

    Coconino County’s $120M flood prevention project holds up during monsoon storms

    Read the full article at AZ Family ↗

  2. Forecast discussion NWS FGZ

    Area Forecast Discussion

    Flash flooding remains possible this afternoon where saturated soil persists despite reduced storm activity.

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    000 FXUS65 KFGZ 222321 AFDFGZ

    Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Flagstaff AZ 421 PM MST Wed Jul 22 2026

    .SYNOPSIS...High pressure will build into the area this weekend. This will lead to some decrease in monsoonal moisture as well as hotter temperatures this weekend. A return to increased monsoon moisture is possible by the beginning of next week.

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    .DISCUSSION...Upper level low that helped enhance the storm coverage and intensity yesterday has tracked into southeastern Utah. Some warmer and drier air aloft has moved in behind this low which has limited convection so far this afternoon and is expected to keep storm coverage more limited this afternoon. Still can't rule out the possibility of one of these storms producing enough rain for flash flooding, especially with numerous spots across the region having saturated soil.

    Stronger high pressure will move west into the region Thursday and park over the Four Corners through the weekend. This will bring some drier air and warmer temperatures aloft which will start reducing the storm coverage with the high country having the best chances. Steering flow aloft starting Thursday will push any storms that form over t…

    Read the full discussion at NWS FGZ ↗

  3. News 12News

    Flood warnings issued in northern Arizona on Wednesday

    Read the full article at 12News ↗

  4. Storm report NWS FGZ storm report

    FLASH FLOOD — 3 S Bright Angel Point, AZ

    Stream gauge on Bright Angel Creek below Ribbon Falls recorded a 2.34 ft rise.

    Read the full report at NWS FGZ storm report ↗

Show 21 earlier updates
  1. Coconino.az.gov News

    Coconino County responds to call for assistance after flooding in Moenkopi Wash

  2. Coconino.az.gov News

    Coconino County responds to call for assistance after flooding in Moenkopi Wash

  3. NWS FGZ storm report Storm report

    FLASH FLOOD — 2 S Bright Angel Point, AZ

  4. NWS Salt Lake City UT Bulletin

    Flash Flood Warning issued

  5. NWS FGZ storm report Storm report

    FLASH FLOOD — 1 ESE Moenkopi, AZ

  6. NWS Salt Lake City UT Bulletin

    Flash Flood Warning issued

  7. NWS Salt Lake City UT Bulletin

    Flash Flood Warning issued

  8. NWS Flagstaff AZ Bulletin

    Flood Warning issued

  9. Colorado Public Radio News

    Flood and mudslide risks continues as heavy rain moves through Colorado

  10. NWS Flagstaff AZ Bulletin

    Flood Warning issued

  11. NWS FGZ storm report Storm report

    FLASH FLOOD — 3 NNE South Rim Visitor, AZ

  12. NWS FGZ storm report Storm report

    FLASH FLOOD — 5 SW Bright Angel Point, AZ

  13. NWS SLC storm report Storm report

    FLASH FLOOD — 2 SE Sigurd, UT

  14. Coconino.az.gov News

    Supervisors appointed to National Association of Counties leadership positions

  15. The Colorado Sun News

    Mudslides close I-70 for more than 24 hours, disrupt travel in western Colorado

  16. dailydispatch.com News

    Coconino County flood risks rise as unprecedented monsoon rain saturates wildfire burn scars

  17. Denver7 News

    Mudslide closes both directions of I-70 in Garfield County

  18. Post Independent News

    Flooding closes I-70 between Silt and New Castle

  19. azcentral.com and The Arizona Republic News

    Quarter-size hail expected with Arizona flash flood, thunderstorm warnings

  20. Coconino.az.gov News

    Fire restrictions in areas of County within Kaibab and Coconino National Forests lifted

  21. FOX 10 Phoenix News

    Coconino County monsoon flooding risks rise after unprecedented rain

Updates are captured automatically from official and news sources, and may lag the live source. For the very latest, see NOAA / National Weather Service ↗.

Warnings covered

Warnings this outbreak covered

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