GMA: Flash Flooding strands 150 at Carlsbad National Park

ABC'S MORGAN NORWOOD JOINS US WITH THE LATEST. THOSE STRANDED HAVE NOW BEEN EVACUATED. >> Reporter: YEAH, AND GOOD NEWS TO SHARE WITH YOU THIS MORNING, OFFICIALS SAY 150 VISITORS STRANDED FOR HOURS HAVE SINCE BEEN SAFELY EVACUATED, THAT HAPPENING JUST A SHORT TIME AGO, GUYS, A TERRIFYING ORDEAL PLAYING OUT IN NEW MEXICO, THE MONSOON RAINS TURNING INTO A CARLSBAD NATIONAL PARK. THE FLASH FLOODING HAD TAKEN OUT THE MAIN ROAD STRANDING ABOUT 150 VISITORS FOR HOURS OVERNIGHT, ONE FAMILY STRANDED WITH THEIR YOUNG KIDS WALKING AROUND AND WAITING, OTHERS ASKING ABOUT FOOD AND WATER SAYING AT ONE POINT THE CAVERNS RAN OUT AND SOME PEOPLE WERE LEFT STARVING. THIS MORNING THE PARK SAY IT'S CLOSED FOR FLOODING. MEANWHILE IN UTAH THIS MORNING, AN URGENT SEARCH FOR A MISSING HIKER, RESCUERS ARE LOOKING FOR THIS WOMAN WHO DISAPPEAREDER FLASH FLOODING AT ZION NATIONAL PARK. >> THAT WEATHER CREATING