What is the latest on Sedonia (sp), Arizona?

[Sara Beverley]

Anybody heard? there seems to be nothing on the cables which I have been watching since the tsunami.

[NMDemDist2]

1. Three Dead, another storm coming, road still closed except to residents

SEDONA - The death toll from flooding in northern Arizona hit three on Thursday as the bodies of two canoeists were recovered in Prescott and a camper's body was found near Fountain Hills.

Meanwhile, residents began cleaning up damage along Oak Creek from the winter storm that sent a wall of water down the stream, closed roads and forced hundreds to evacuate on Wednesday. Also, officials stepped up water releases from dams along the Verde River.

Another storm is building off the California and Oregon coasts, and the 12 News forecast calls for a slight chance of showers on Saturday, with snow above 6,500 feet in the mountains.
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But Monday will see an inch or more of rain in the Valley and even more in the higher elevations, said Bill Kelly, 12 News meteorologist.

"With the ground already saturated, we could see additional widespread flooding, and the closure of some highways due to floods, or even possible mudslides," he warned.

http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/1230weather30-ON.html

[Sara Beverley]

4. Thanks for the update.

Sending positive thoughts to the folks in Sedona.

[ET Awful]

2. Wow, I hadn't heard anything about this. I used to live in Cottonwood

which is only 1/2 an hour away (can't get to Phoenix from Sedona without going through Cottonwood).

Hell, I was raised there, spent my life from age 5 to about 17 there.

[NMDemDist2]

3. the Verde river is on a tear, Oak Creek crested at 16.5 FEET!!!

and more rain coming......

edit to add, there is even water in the Salt River in Tempe

amazing!

[tyedyeto]

5. Not much of that desired precip fell down here

south of Tuscon....got only a couple of sprinkles. Send it our way, we need it too.....LOL

[ET Awful]

7. Yipes.

I lived about 1/2 mile away from the Verde.

There's an old irrigation ditch that runs parallel to it for quite a few miles before going underground and rejoining the river out near the edge of town. I used to live on the banks of that ditch (which since it wasn't concrete lined was more like man-made river than a ditch).

[0007]

6. Many repukes in Sedona, use to go there in the old days before it got

popular and the yuppies and money lords. Before they made a trap out it for other rich repukes.

[dbt]

8. The weather is badly out of whack everywhere in the world.

Sedona has been a prime target for the Chemtrail program for six or seven years now, and the blowback is finally manifesting, IMO. You cannot generate artificial clouds on the scale that somebody has been doing without it eventually affecting the weather.

Park the damn spray planes and let the Earth take care of Herself!

:grr:
dbt

[DoYouEverWonder]

9. But then US agriculture

wouldn't be able to maintain it's dominance to feed the US first and send the left overs to everyone else?

[blondeatlast]

10. Definitely odd weather here in central AZ. We are used to having effects

from El Nino, but this year is like the 20 year flood we received in 1979.

We need the rain badly, though. Gotta keep those golf courses nice 'n green, you know. :eyes: