00:00Flash floods have struck Arizona's Grand Canyon National Park.
00:03At least two people were killed after powerful thunderstorms hit the area.
00:07About one inch of rain fell in just 30 minutes.
00:10Floodwaters rushed through Bright Angel Creek, carrying mud and debris.
00:14Around 80 people were evacuated from the area.
00:17One person remains missing as search efforts continue.
00:20The flooding destroyed nearly all footbridges near Bright Angel Creek.
00:24It also damaged about 40% of the Trans Canyon waterline.
00:27Officials say repairs could take more than six months.
00:31The area was already vulnerable after last year's major wildfire.
00:35Drought, extreme heat and flooding now pose growing risks across the southwest.
00:39The park remains open, but several trails were washed out.
00:43Overnight hotel stays were also suspended inside the park.
00:46Campground spigot access was turned off on the south rim.
00:50Officials are continuing rescue and recovery operations.
00:53More storms could further complicate the recovery effort.
00:56Disclosure, this video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
