Severe flooding in the Four Corners region of the US leads to evacuations and rooftop rescues

Updated 2026-10-26 · told from many outlets at once

Heavy rains caused flooding in Colorado, flowing into New Mexico and Arizona, prompting evacuations in Farmington. The Colorado governor declared a disaster emergency in 11 counties and added Conejos County.

Authorities advised about 600 homes to evacuate in Farmington.
Strong rains caused water to flow from Colorado mountains to New Mexico and Arizona deserts.
The Governor of Colorado declared a disaster emergency in 11 counties.
The governor added Conejos County to a list for disaster aid.

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