Floodwaters Devour Communities Across the Southwest The tragic loss of life on the Navajo Nation in New Mexico serves as a stark reminder that complacency about flash flooding is no longer an option.
The deaths of three people, including a child, who were swept away by floodwaters early Wednesday morning while residents slept, underscore the urgency of addressing the root causes of this scourge.
The Navajo Nation has long been plagued by weather related calamities.