North Texas man missing after deadly Grand Canyon flash flooding

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A North Texas man is among those missing after heavy rain and flash floods trapped visitors at the Grand Canyon, leaving one person dead and up to 15 others unaccounted for.Grand Canyon SearchHeavy rain began falling Saturday along the South Rim of the Grand Canyon in northwestern Arizona, resulting in high water that rose rapidly.The body of a 46-year-old man was recovered Sunday night near Crystal Rapids along the Colorado River.The flooding of a creek that leads directly into the river resulted in more than 60 people being airlifted from the depths of the canyon. The Arizona Department of Public Safety assisted with additional evacuations on Sunday.Authorities have not released the identity of the 46-year-old man whose body was recovered, and officials noted there could be additional victims. Hiking in the Grand Canyon can be dangerous during the summer months due to the flash flooding risks that accompany the region's monsoon rainy season.North Texas family asks for prayersAccordin
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