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Recent rainfall has caused hazardous conditions in the Oak Creek watershed, specifically affecting the West Fork tributary.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jul 11
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Recent rainfall has caused hazardous conditions in the Oak Creek watershed, specifically affecting the West Fork tributary.

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  1. Burn debris has flowed into Oak Creek, which is located in a canyon near Sedona. A road has been reopened near Sedona.Sub-event
  2. Tributaries converged causing record high water levels in the West Fork River, with updates provided by Jeff Jenkins.Sub-event
  3. Flash flooding caused access issues in the canyon of Oak Creek, affecting the area around Sedona.Sub-event
  4. Rainfall caused hazardous conditions in the Oak Creek watershed, affecting the West Fork tributary.1 source

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