Grand Canyon flash flood leaves 2 dead, others missing
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- Search and rescue teams recovered two bodies after flash floods in the Grand Canyon.
- More than a dozen people remain missing, according to the National Park Service.
- Lodges and hotels inside the park are closed, with more rain and flooding possible.
Flash floods in the Grand Canyon have left two people dead and more than a dozen missing, according to the National Park Service.
Search and rescue teams recovered the two bodies after flooding over the weekend. Lodges and hotels inside the park have closed while teams continue searching for those unaccounted for.
The National Park Service warned that more rain and flooding remain possible.
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