A region at the crossfire of geography, politics, and climate.
A slow-moving nor'easter has struck the Mid‑Atlantic and New England since late September, causing heavy rain, strong onshore winds and coastal flooding from New Jersey to southern New England. Utilities, flights and events have been disrupted, at least one person has died in New York City, and forecasters warn additional high‑tide flooding will persist into Monday and Tuesday.
Flash flooding across the Navajo Nation has claimed three lives in New Mexico, as monsoon moisture drives heavy rain and widespread road damage. Officials warn residents to avoid flooded roads and to follow emergency guidance; updates indicate multiple communities remain isolated.
Moderate to severe flooding is unfolding across the Four Corners region as storms bring heavy rain to Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico and Utah. Officials warn of dangerous river crests and widespread damage, with evacuations in Pagosa Springs and Sedona and rescues continuing along San Juan River tributaries.