Flooding from excessive rainfall continues along the San Juan River from near Bluff to Lake Powell in southwestern San Juan County, Utah. The warning says river levels are rising and forecasts a crest near 23.5 feet Thursday morning.
Flooding was ongoing in parts of Kane and Washington counties, Utah, including Zion National Park, with waterways running high. The warning cited continued rainfall and possible impassable backcountry roads.
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The National Weather Service reported ongoing flooding in parts of southern Utah, including near Zion National Park, with the warning in effect until 3:45 a.m. MST on November 2. The source describes high flows in the Paria River and Wahweap Creek and advises turning around rather than entering flooded roads.
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Flood Warnings — Salt Lake City3 related reports
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Flooding is ongoing in parts of Kane and Washington Counties, including Zion National Park, with rivers and slot canyons running high. The warning is in effect until 11:00 PM MST.
The warning covers central Garfield County and northeastern Kane County in southern Utah, where flooding is ongoing or imminent in the Escalante River Basin. It remains in effect until 4:30 p.m. MST on November 1, and the source reports additional rainfall is possible.
Flooding is ongoing or imminent in parts of Kane and Washington counties, Utah, with Zion National Park, Springdale, and Rockville among the locations named. The warning is in effect until 2:00 PM MST on November 1.
Flooding was reported as ongoing in parts of Garfield and Kane counties, with the warning in effect until 10:30 AM MST on November 1. The alert advises avoiding backcountry roads and staying away from flooded roads and waterways.
The alert reports flooding ongoing or expected along the Santa Clara River, with the warning in effect until 9 PM MDT on October 30. The source describes rapid river rises and life-threatening flooding conditions in the warned area.
Flooding is ongoing or imminent in central Garfield County and northeastern Kane County, Utah, with the warning in effect until 10:30 AM MST. The source advises avoiding backcountry roads and streams.
Flooding is occurring along the San Juan River in parts of San Juan and Kane counties, Utah, with low-water crossings potentially impassable. The warning is in effect until noon MDT October 27.
Flooding is occurring along the San Juan River in parts of Kane and San Juan counties, Utah. The warning says flooding may continue downstream to Lake Powell through at least Tuesday morning.
The warning reports ongoing flooding in parts of Montezuma County, Colorado, and San Juan County, Utah, including along the San Juan River. It remains in effect until 3:45 PM MDT on October 23, 2026.
Flooding was ongoing in portions of San Juan County, Utah, with low-water crossings reported inundated and possibly impassable. The warning was in effect until 1:30 PM MDT on October 23, 2026.
NWS issued a flood warning for portions of San Juan County, Utah, through 9:30 a.m. MDT on October 23, with flooding ongoing after 1–3 inches of rain. Low-water crossings were inundated and might not be passable; the alert advised drivers to turn around rather than enter flooded roads.
The warning reports flooding ongoing or imminent in portions of San Juan County, Utah, with some low-water crossings inundated and potentially impassable. It was in effect until 1:30 AM MDT on October 23.
The National Weather Service office in Salt Lake City issued a flash flood warning for parts of Kane and Washington counties, including Zion National Park and Springdale, through 6:45 PM MDT. The alert reports life-threatening flooding as ongoing or imminent and instructs people to move to higher ground.
The National Weather Service extended a flash flood warning for southeastern Washington County, Utah, including Gould Wash through Hurricane, until 3:45 p.m. MDT on October 22. Flash flooding was reported ongoing and described as life-threatening.
The National Weather Service reported ongoing, life-threatening flash flooding near Hurricane in Washington County, Utah, with a warning in effect until 11:45 AM MDT. The alert advised people to avoid flooded roads.
A flash flood was already occurring along the Santa Clara River, with life-threatening flooding reported and an immediate instruction to avoid flooded roads. The warning named Santa Clara and Ivins among affected locations.
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