More storms possible at Grand Canyon where flash flood killed at least 2 people, about 15 still missing
Latest update from WCVB: More storms possible at Grand Canyon where a flash flood killed 2 people and left 15 missing - WCVB. GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK, Ariz. (AP) — Family members identified a hiker killed in weekend flooding in the Grand Canyon as a Texas chiropractor and said two other men who went on their dream trip remain missing. John Giusti and his friends planned to spend two nights at the bottom of the canyon fishing and exploring. They spoke to their families Thursday and found their campsite Friday. They have not been heard from since, the three families said in a joint statement released Monday. Searchers on the air and ground continue to look for Brent Rosenkranz and Timothy Smith, their families said.
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About 15 still missing - KPTV. They talked of a massive deluge and rangers warning of rockslides, and saw huge pools of logs and debris rolling down the river as they stood nearby awaiting rescue.
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Latest update from WCVB: More storms possible at Grand Canyon where a flash flood killed 2 people and left 15 missing - WCVB. GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK, Ariz. (AP) — Family members identified a hiker killed in weekend flooding in the Grand Canyon as a Texas chiropractor and said two other men who went on their dream trip remain missing. John Giusti and his friends planned to spend two nights at the bottom of the canyon fishing and exploring. They spoke to their families Thursday and found their campsite Friday. They have not been heard from since, the three families said in a joint statement released Monday. Searchers on the air and ground continue to look for Brent Rosenkranz and Timothy Smith, their families said.