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Yavapai County issues Extreme flood SET for Salt Mine units
The Yavapai County Sheriff's Office issued an IPAWS Extreme SET Sunday afternoon for flooding in the Lake Montazuma area, listing Salt Mine SET units YCU-2024, 2090 and 2093.
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The Yavapai County Sheriff's Office issued an Integrated Public Alert and Warning System SET on Sunday afternoon for flooding in the Lake Montazuma area of Arizona1.
The IPAWS record listed Extreme severity, Immediate urgency and Observed certainty, with area text SALT MINE SET1. It was sent at 3:18 p.m. MST on Nov. 1 and set to expire at 2:18 p.m. MST on Nov. 21.
The sheriff's text, timed 1515hrs 11-01-26, listed a SET order for units YCU-2024, 2090 and 20931. It told people to shelter in place or seek high ground if able, to take food, water and medication for about 4-5 hours if they could reach high ground, and to call 911 for emergency help1.
The alert did not describe water levels, road closures or injuries1.