Maps Reveal Causes of Grand Canyon Floods

Flash floods caused by a severe thunderstorm in Grand Canyon National Park resulted in at least two deaths and over a dozen missing. Water levels in Bright Angel Creek and Phantom Creek rose rapidly, leading to evacuations and park closures, including campsites, trail sections, and river crossings. The flooding was driven by intense monsoon rainfall, seasonal moisture, and debris from past wildfires, with further rain expected.

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