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Flash Floods Devastate Nepal and Grand Canyon

🐿️ The Squirrel's Take
The Nepal school evacuation proves upstream warning systems can save lives, while the Grand Canyon's destroyed water pipeline shows how vulnerable park infrastructure is to sudden floods.
💡 Why it matters
Grand Canyon's only water pipeline was destroyed, forcing overnight lodging restrictions and leaving residents and tourists without reliable water during more incoming storms.

Flash floods killed nearly 800 people in Nepal and hit Arizona's Grand Canyon, where one man died and about 15 remain missing. Nepali headteacher Rajendra Dawadi evacuated 900 students to higher ground after receiving upstream warnings.

📡 Where we spotted it (4)
The Guardian
Headteacher saves 900 children from deadly flash flood in Nepal
20d ago
The Guardian
At least 15 people may be missing after flash flood in Arizona’s Grand Canyon
20d ago
BBC News
One dead and more than a dozen missing after 'terrifying' flash flood hits Grand Canyon
20d ago
The Guardian
Grand Canyon braces for more storms after flash flood leaves one person dead
20d ago
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