Severe flooding hits Four Corners region, more expected through the weekend
BREAKING: Severe flooding slams the Four Corners region, with towns declaring emergencies, ordering evacuations and carrying out rescues as more rain is forecast through the weekend.
Severe flooding is hitting the Four Corners region right now, and towns are declaring emergencies.
This is the area where Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado and Utah meet, and tonight communities across it are ordering evacuations and carrying out rescues as water moves through streets and homes. Local officials are not waiting to assess damage. They are getting people out first.
The forecast is the hard part. More rain is expected through the entire weekend, which means the water that is already causing emergencies has reinforcements coming. Rescue crews are working in conditions that are about to get worse, not better, and every hour of rain narrows the window for anyone who has not yet left.
If you are in the region, follow your local evacuation orders now. The rain does not stop until the weekend is over, and the flooding will not stop before the rain does.
This is Kateryna Kovalenko, reporting for HIT.
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