Grand Canyon Floods Leave 15 Missing After Storm

September 25, 2026
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Wall of dust advancing toward a residential area representing severe desert storm conditions and hazardous weather events.
Haboob dust storm wall advancing toward residential area in desert region, representing severe weather conditions and hazardous environmental events.

The Grand Canyon region was devastated by severe flash flooding from a powerful storm system that passed through the area. As of Wednesday, authorities have confirmed that 15 people remain missing.

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