Extreme weather has resulted in devastating flash floods across the Southwest, leading to numerous emergency declarations, particularly in Arizona and Colorado. In Arizona, Governor Katie Hobbs has declared a state of emergency, with more than 100 homes in Camp Verde flooded and significant damage reported in Sedona, where evacuation orders are in effect for several zones. Residents have been stranded, and many have required rescue from rooftops and flooded areas. The heavy rains have caused rivers to reach historic levels, exacerbating the already dire situation. As the storm shifts eastward, evacuations continue, and concerns remain about flooding affecting local infrastructure and impacting Election Day activities. Meanwhile, Colorado is bracing for potential historic flooding as conditions worsen. With routes and highways closed, communities are grappling with the aftermath of these unprecedented weather events.