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Arizona’s Coconino County braced for life-threatening flash floods as severe thunderstorms dumped heavy rain, hail, and fast-moving water across the desert landscape. With flash flood warnings in effect, authorities urged everyone — especially hikers, campers, and drivers — to immediately get out of washes, creeks, and flooded roads. Just inches of water can be deadly: six inches can sweep you away, and just 12 inches can destroy a car. The golden rule? Turn around, don’t drown. Arizona’s dry soil and canyon terrain turn even light rain into deadly floods in minutes — and most flood deaths happen when people try to drive through the water.

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