Melting snow in the Chuska Mountains caused flooding in the Chinle area. The flood warning was downgraded to a flood advisory on April 30 at the request of the local Emergency Manager.
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Melting snow in the Chuska Mountains caused flooding in the Chinle area. The flood warning was downgraded to a flood advisory on April 30 at the request of the local Emergency Manager.
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1 flood. Local standard time, as filed.
The Navajo Nation Emergency Manager reported flooding in Chinle on the Chinle Creek early on April 23. The flood warning was downgraded to an advisory on April 30. The emergency operations center was staffed until May 9th.
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