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Heavy rain in Arizona prompts evacuations, highway closures, and canceled events | Nightly Roundup

Published November 1, 2026 5:53 PM MST

From severe weather in Arizona prompting Sedona flooding evacuations and delaying Phoenix events, to national midterm campaign rallies, here's a look at your top stories and videos on FOX 10 for Sunday, November 1, 2026. 

1. Some areas of Sedona ordered to evacuate

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Sedona flooding triggers evacuations and closes multiple Arizona highways

Sedona officials issued mandatory "GO" evacuation orders for zones eight, nine, and 10 on Sunday due to severe rainfall and flash flooding along Oak Creek.

2. Arizona storm flooding washes away cars and closes roads

3. Camp Verde residents ordered to evacuate

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Evacuations ordered in Camp Verde as heavy rain causes severe flooding

Flooding emergencies were issued across Camp Verde on Sunday due to heavy rainfall causing significant flooding in the area.

4. Midterm election push sees Trump rally across key states

5. Rain impacts Phoenix weekend events

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Heavy rain forces cancellations, postponements for Phoenix events

Heavy rain across Arizona caused the cancellation or postponement of several major outdoor community events, including the annual Dia de los Muertos festival and the Arizona State Fair.

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