More storms possible at Grand Canyon where a flash flood killed 2 people and left 15 missing

State and federal officials ramped up efforts Monday to find around 15 people who are missing after a major flash flood swept through in the Grand Canyon, killing at least two people. Weather forecasters warned rain and thunderstorms could bring more flooding to the popular tourist attraction from where scores of visitors were evacuated following the flood Saturday in Bright Angel Creek. The deluge also destroyed the only water pipeline in the canyon, leading to emergency water restrictions for year-round residents. Tourists have been barred from staying at lodges and hotels inside the park. Related video above — "It was a very intense experience for some people escaping the floodwaters": Red Cross spokesperson discusses responding to Grand Canyon flooding Video from the area showed a force of muddy, debris-filled floodwaters carrying what appeared to be remnants of a bunkhouse and rocks.

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