Heavy Rains Raise Navajo Reservoir by Nearly 60 Feet
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Extreme rain in late October and early November 2026 caused floods across the Four Corners while easing short-term drought. Navajo Reservoir rose nearly 60 feet between September 20 and November 7, reaching its highest level since August 2019 and 108% of its average capacity for the date.
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