Highlights
- NWS Phoenix lifted a Flood Warning for Indian Bend Wash at 2:45 a.m. MST Thursday, September 17.
- Flood waters have receded and flooding is no longer expected to pose a threat, the agency said.
- Remaining road closures are still in effect; drivers should continue to heed them.
The National Weather Service in Phoenix lifted a Flood Warning for Indian Bend Wash in south central Arizona at 2:45 a.m. MST Thursday, September 17, after flood waters receded ahead of the warning's scheduled expiration.
The warning, issued at 2:37 a.m. MST, covered a portion of south central Arizona including the Indian Bend Wash area of Maricopa County. It carried a severity rating of Severe. The NWS said flooding is no longer expected to pose a threat but urged drivers to continue heeding any remaining road closures in the area.
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