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Floods in Death Valley, California Are a 1,000-Year Event, Meteorologist Says

Last week's historic flooding left hundreds of people stranded and signaled an intensifying climate emergency.

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Watch | Hottest place in the world flooded after 1-in-1000-year rain

Death Valley in California is the hottest place in the world. Last week it experienced 1-in-1000 year rain that has triggered floods.

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Death Valley National Park Experiences Rare, Massive Flooding

Death Valley National Park experienced a 1,000 year rain event Friday, the latest in a series of weird weather events washing over the U.S.

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Heavy rain, flooding wreaks havoc in the West

The U.S. was hit with torrential rains that trapped thousands at Death Valley National Park, forced rescues of dozens in Denver and killed at least one person in New Mexico.

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Rain, flooding impacts Utah, Death Valley, Denver, New Mexico, Kentucky

Thousands were in Death Valley National Park, I-70 in Denver floods, burn scars in New Mexico wreak havoc and Utah sees record breaking rain. President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden are also visiting Kentucky, the site of deadly floods.

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