it wouldnt be very big flash flood or last very long because of the plants and trees soaking up the water.
Yes we do still flood the Grand Canyon
To preserve the ecology of the canyon.
Grand Canyon Flood - 1997 TV was released on: USA: 22 July 1997
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No. The Grand Canyon is way too far inland to get a tsunami.
erosion
By the use of time, water and an occasional flood.
The movement of water in the Colorado River had some influence on carving out the Grand Canyon, but scientists believe that water during flash flood coming down tributary canyons ate away a lot of ground. A flash flood in the Grand Canyon amounts to a huge amount of water that has sand, rocks, boulder, and huge boulders being carried downstream with it. A LOT of ground is removed in this way. Erosion from ice, where water gets into cracks in the ground, then freezes, then expands, pushes a lot of ground and rock away, making the canyon wider and wider. It is thought that movement of the tectonic plates and the resulting earthquakes, shake a lot of ground and rocks loose.
It is almost always the man made intention that creates that condition and that is done to maintaiin the ecology of the Canyon floor.
Weathering, Flood, Heat, Drought, earthquake in the Grand Canyon, slip-drift movement.
It is much more likely that the process required a million or more years.
Yes, there is substantial evidence of catastrophic deposition and rapid erosion in the canyon. There are people who do not believe in Noah's Flood that are of the opinion the formation was rapid.