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Arizona’s desert turned deadly fast as the National Weather Service issued a life-threatening flash flood warning for Coconino County on July 15th, with heavy rain already dumping up to an inch in just hours—enough to turn dry washes into raging torrents. With steep canyons and parched soil unable to soak up moisture, even a little rain can cause catastrophic flooding. Officials warned: don’t drive through floodwaters—just six inches can sweep you away, and a foot can vanish a car. Turn around, don’t drown. This desert’s sudden fury reminds us: weather alerts aren’t warnings—they’re lifesavers.

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