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On September 24, a significant flash flood alert was issued by the National Weather Service for Pima County, Arizona, after rainfall between 0.7 and 1.2 inches occurred rapidly in the Tucson area. The advisory impacted regions including Tanque Verde, Vail, Rita Ranch, Saguaro National Park East, and a segment of Interstate 10 between mile markers 269 and 280. Meteorologists cautioned that washes and low-lying desert roads could experience abrupt flooding, advising motorists to avoid congested areas along the interstate and to stay away from typically dry washes that are now filled with swift currents.
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00:00a severe flash flood warning just hit the tucson area after more than an inch of rain fell in a
00:05very short window the national weather service says zero point seven to one point two inches of rain has already
00:12soaked pima county triggering flash flooding across several fast-growing suburban communities east of the city
00:18the warning covers tank verdi vale rita ranch saguaro national park east and a stretch of interstate 10 between mile
00:27markers 260 scene and 280 forecasters say normally dry desert washes across the entire region are now running with fast
00:34moving water and low-lying roads could flood with almost no warning at all drivers near the interstate corridor are
00:41being strongly urged to avoid stalled traffic and stay completely away from any wash crossing until the danger fully passes
00:48later tonight
00:48disclosure this video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using ai-assisted tools

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