Severe flash flooding in Havasu Canyon, Arizona, last week trapped over 100 hikers, leading to dramatic rescues by the National Guard. Among those rescued were couples from Fort Worth and Raleigh, who described harrowing experiences as they sought safety amidst rapidly rising waters and severe weather. Tragically, the body of 33-year-old Chenoa Nickerson was recovered three days after the flooding, highlighting the disaster's dangers. Survivors shared their gratitude for being alive, with some pledging to work with local officials on improved safety protocols. The flooding, triggered by unexpected heavy rains, caused significant damage to campsites and trails, prompting evaluations for repairs. Officials are now assessing the situation and coordinating with federal and state emergency management to address the aftermath.