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How to safely hike in areas prone to flash flooding

Following flash flooding in the Grand Canyon that left two dead and at least one still missing, New York Times reporter Ryley Ober joins LiveNOW's Andy Mac to discuss how to safely hike and camp in areas that are prone to flash floods. 

Officials give update on deadly Grand Canyon flooding

At least two people were killed in flash flooding in the Grand Canyon, with more than 60 individuals airlifted to safety over the weekend. According to our partners at Fox 10 Phoenix, family members identified one hiker killed as Dr. John Giusti, a Texas chiropractor. Certain areas, trails, and campsites remain closed as a result of the ongoing floods hitting Northern Arizona. 

15+ hikers may be missing after Grand Canyon flooding

A significant flash flood struck Grand Canyon National Park on Saturday, leaving at least 15 individuals unaccounted for in the Bright Angel Canyon and Phantom Ranch areas as search and rescue operations continue. Emergency crews successfully evacuated at least 62 uninjured people to the South Rim's Maswik Lodge. Major park corridors, including Phantom Ranch and the North Kaibab Trail, remain closed until further notice.