Sandbags are unloaded onto Main Street in the Sunnyside section of Flagstaff, Ariz. in 2019 as crews work to protect individual homes from potential floodwaters in the Museum Fire burn area. It's nearly two years since a fire burned nearly 2,000 acres in hills north of Flagstaff but rows of concrete barriers and stacks of sandbags remain in place in neighborhoods along a wash that runs down into the city. (Jake Bacon/Arizona Daily Sun via AP)
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