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2 reports in Arizona in the last 24 hours, 2 of them flood · Times in UTC

Flood - 9 SSE Birdsprings, Navajo County, AZ. The Bird Springs chapter house reported flooding overtopped the N-71 bridge near N-2. Road and bridge are still flooded as of around 11 AM the following (Thursday) morning, along with an estimated 38 houses/properties impacted in the Transwestern Rd area about 5 miles west of Bird Springs.Flood - 2 NNE Pima, Graham County, AZ. Pima Bridge Road closed over the Gila River. Water going into adjacent ag areas. Time estimated.
Arizona's counties, with the last 24 hours of reports on them. Colour is the type, size is what was measured; the ring marks the county that filed the most.

Flood · 2

Reports per hour, last 24 hours, UTC, stacked by type. The busiest hour was 03Z, with 1.

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Time (UTC)WhatMeasuredWhereSource
Flood9 SSE Birdsprings · Navajo County, AZThe Bird Springs chapter house reported flooding overtopped the N-71 bridge near N-2. Road and bridge are still flooded as of around 11 AM the following (Thursday) morning, along with an estimated 38 houses/properties impacted in the Transwestern Rd area about 5 miles west of Bird Springs.Tribal leader
Flood2 NNE Pima · Graham County, AZPima Bridge Road closed over the Gila River. Water going into adjacent ag areas. Time estimated.Emergency mngr

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Source: National Weather Service local storm reports, via the Iowa Environmental Mesonet. County lines from the US Census Bureau.