Heavy Southwest Rains Flood Rivers and Swell New Mexico's Navajo Reservoir

Repeated rounds of heavy rainfall across the U.S. Southwest have caused rivers in the region to overflow. The runoff has drained into New Mexico's second-largest reservoir, Navajo Reservoir, raising its water level quickly. The article describes the rapid rise as a direct result of the storms. No further details about damage, timing, or official responses are provided in the source.