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Grand Canyon Slammed by Isolated Supercell: 1.8 Inches in 45 Minutes

Sarah Mitchell2 months ago04 mins

An isolated thunderstorm dumped 1.8 inches of rain on Grand Canyon’s South Rim on Sep 27, 2025, triggering flash flood warnings and trail evacuations. Expert analysis inside.

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