The National Weather Service on Wednesday said flash flooding is “possible” this week in about one-third of Utah and “probable” in roughly another third.
The Weather Service issued a warning through Friday. No chance of flooding was listed in northwest Utah, but flooding is considered possible in northeast Utah and southwest Wyoming as well as a stretch of Utah that roughly winds from Logan then to Interstate 15 and south to St. George.
Flooding is more likely in Duchesne and then south and west to Price, Richfield and Canyonlands, Capitol Reef, Bryce Canyon and Zion national parks.
Thursday is considered to have the greatest chance for flash floods. The National Weather Service warned burn scars and slot canyons will be especially susceptible to flooding or runoff.
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