Every storm NOAA has recorded in Utah since January 1996 — wind, hail, snow and flooding — searchable by county, type and year. 11,426 events. Each one links back to its original NOAA record.
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Clear all filtersGoblin Valley State Park rangers reported all area dry washes and slot canyons were running. Chute Canyon wash was flooding across Wild Horse road. Time estimated.
NOAA record 1334950 ↗Emery county emergency management reported an ongoing flood and search and rescue operation in Little Wildhorse Slot Canyon. Water was at least 1 to 2 feet deep with locally deeper water. Rescue was successful with no significant injuries reported.
NOAA record 1334953 ↗There was more than four inches of rain in portions of northern Washington County, with a water rescue at Baker Dam, flooded roads, and flooding of homes in Brookside.||A group of four tourists were in a van and did not realize they were driving on to a dam. When first responders arrived, there was around a foot of water in the vehicle. They were able to rescue everyone, and no injuries were repor
NOAA record 1302148 ↗A backcountry guide reported flash flooding of Catstair Canyon along Highway 89 in addition to all small washes between mile post 19 and 21 along Highway 89. Some amount of water was still flowing down the Paria River at 3 p.m.
NOAA record 1292959 ↗A trained spotter reported a flash flood on Wahweap Creek. Time is estimated from radar.
NOAA record 1292945 ↗A 1210 cfs flood wave was recorded on the Fort Pearce Wash gauge.
NOAA record 1292942 ↗A flood wave of 1220 cfs was recorded on the East Fork of the Virgin River. A 450 cfs flood wave was recorded on the North Fork of the Virgin River.
NOAA record 1292937 ↗The Paria River gauge at US-89 recorded a 2400 cfs flood wave.
NOAA record 1292933 ↗A flash flood was reported on Buckskin Gulch. Time is estimated by radar.
NOAA record 1292932 ↗Zion National Park reported mud and rock covering Kolob Canyon Road. Debris required heavy equipment to clear. Time is estimated by radar.
NOAA record 1292931 ↗Washington County Emergency Management and local Law Enforcement reported multiple debris flows and flash flooding across several roads in and around pine valley with road closures in effect. One debris flow was reported 150 feet wide and 6 to 8 inches deep. Time obtained from peak flows on Santa Clara River gauge at Pine Valley.
NOAA record 1298453 ↗Zion National Park reported mud and sand covering SR-9 at the Washington-Kane County line after heavy rainfall. Heavy equipment was required to clear the road. There were reports of numerous washouts in dry washes and slot canyons on the east side of Zion National Park. The USGS river gauge on the North Fork of the Virgin River reported a sharp rise from a baseline of 45 cfs to 869 cfs within 15 m
NOAA record 1293094 ↗The Tooele Co. EM reported a Union Pacific Railroad track washed over/out from water near Droubay Rd.
NOAA record 1292898 ↗The Tooele Co. EM reported significant mud and debris through flood channels leading into Tooele.
NOAA record 1292896 ↗The Tooele County EM reported 12 homes with flooding in Tooele and 35 homes total across eastern Tooele County with some degree of flooding.
NOAA record 1292893 ↗An NWS employee reported flooding of area roads as showers and thunderstorms produced heavy rain in the Tooele Valley. Rainfall totals in the vicinity range from 2-4 inches, with much of that on Saturday, October 4.
NOAA record 1292889 ↗The Rose Park and Sir Phillip Drive areas were hardest hit by flooding, with more than 2 dozen homes flooded when a canal overtopped. Salt Lake City completed a disaster declaration. As of this writing, dollar amount of damages are still being compiled. Rainfall totals ranged from 1-3 inches.
NOAA record 1292950 ↗Heavy rain in headwaters resulted in the development of a flood wave in the Dirty Devil, with the wave cresting at 604 cfs at The Dirty Devil at Poison Springs above Hanksville gauge.
NOAA record 1291174 ↗Heavy rain in the Paria River drainage resulted in the development and propagation of a flood wave. Approximately 2 miles below the White House campground a group of hikers required helicopter evacuation.
NOAA record 1291173 ↗A flash flood occurred in Little Wildhorse Canyon due to heavy rainfall in an area which drains into the narrow canyon. This flash flood trapped multiple groups, forcing these groups to seek higher ground. Search and rescue was notified, and eventually all parties were able to hike out safely.
NOAA record 1291172 ↗Heavy rainfall resulted in a flood wave around 140 cfs (1 foot rise) hitting the Fort Pierce gauge.
NOAA record 1291171 ↗Heavy rain from a near stationary storm in central Emery County resulted in radar estimated water totals in the 2 to 5 inch range over the span of around one to two hours. This rain fell within the catchment area for the Saleratus Wash. A flood wave form and propagated downstream towards the Green River for the next several hours. This flood wave eventually reached an unprotected crossing at Airpo
NOAA record 1283209 ↗Utah Department of Transportation traffic cameras indicated flooding/ponding of water at the intersection of US Highway 191 and State Route 128, north of the town of Moab. This was due primarily to heavy rainfall on already saturate soils. Impacts were minimal and once the rain stopped, the roadway cleared.
NOAA record 1295707 ↗National Park Service employees at Arches National Park reported Cache Valley Road had washed out near the lower Delicate Arch viewpoint.
NOAA record 1295704 ↗Kane Creek Boulevard/Kane Springs Road and Potash Road reported as impassable due to flooding and mud on the roadways.
NOAA record 1295705 ↗Law Enforcement reported standing water on Interstate 70 near Cisco, UT due to heavy rain from passing thunderstorms.
NOAA record 1295706 ↗Heavy rain in the head waters of the Dirty Devil resulted in the generation of a flood wave. The river gage on the Dirty Devil measured a rapid spike in flow from a no-flow state to a flow of 727 cfs over the course of 30 minutes.
NOAA record 1283207 ↗Heavy rainfall resulted in the development of a flash flood and associated flood wave in Hurricane Wash. An emergency manager reported that a hiker within the wash was carried approximately 300 feet downstream before climbing a tree to escape the flood. Due to injuries, the hiker required helicopter evacuation for medical care. There were also washouts reported on Hole-in-the-Rock Road with seven
NOAA record 1283206 ↗A rapid rise from a no-flow state to around 300 cfs was observed on the Paria River Near Kanab, UT gauge along US-89.
NOAA record 1281106 ↗A debris flow out of the Buckley Draw burn scar brought flash flooding to several homes, a church, and closed down portions of Nevada Avenue and Slate Canyon Drive.
NOAA record 1288933 ↗The East Fork of the Virgin River recorded a flood wave of 510 cfs. A flash flood of 1290 cfs was recorded on the North Fork of the Virgin River gauge.
NOAA record 1288922 ↗A gauge on the San Rafael River recorded a flood wave around 700 cfs.
NOAA record 1288913 ↗Flash flooding was reported along Wahweap Creek near Big Water.
NOAA record 1288912 ↗At approximately 5:20 PM MDT, heavy rain in the area north of Mexican Hat, UT, resulting in failed culverts and flash flooding. On State Highway 163, the failed culverts and and heavy rain resulted in water over the road, making them impassable until the water receded. Additionally, heavy rain in this region led to water over the road on County Highway 261, in an area of steep switchbacks. While n
NOAA record 1291259 ↗Buckhorn Draw Road was washed out, with a car on road washed a quarter mile down the road. Four people were rescued due to flash flooding.
NOAA record 1288910 ↗Flash flooding was reported along a wash near US-89 milepost 9.
NOAA record 1288908 ↗Gauge data from Lees Ferry in Arizona suggests a flash flood on the Paria River. Time is estimated based on radar and gauge data.
NOAA record 1288906 ↗Zion National Park reported flash flooding in the main canyon, including Clear Creek.
NOAA record 1288904 ↗Flash flooding was reported in Zion Canyon with muddy debris across the road. The East Fork of the Virgin River rose approximately 1.5 feet.
NOAA record 1280923 ↗Heavy rainfall from a thunderstorm falling over steep terrain in Nephi Canyon caused flooding and an associated closure of SR-132 at mile marker 35. A railroad weather station located near the top of the adjacent canyon recorded 0.59 inches of rain in 10 minutes and 0.9 inches of rain in 30 minutes. Time and location are estimated.
NOAA record 1278637 ↗Zion NP ranger reported numerous waterfalls around the park that were the result of heavy rain.
NOAA record 1270428 ↗A guide for the Paria River reported a large flood wave travelling down the Paria River with the magnitude estimated to be around 3800 CFS.
NOAA record 1270426 ↗Public reported significant rises on La Verkin Creek. Time and location estimated.
NOAA record 1270423 ↗Flash flooding was observed on the ESCU1 gauge with a sharp rise from a zero-flow state to a peak of 110 CFS.
NOAA record 1270419 ↗Broadcast media report of a dry wash running across road approximately 4 miles north of Panguitch.
NOAA record 1270416 ↗The USGS Paria River Gauge near Kanab reported a double peak in streamflow to around 1200 CFS on the evening of July 17th. The initial rise in flow was likely associated with storms earlier in the day in the upper Paria River Basin.
NOAA record 1287918 ↗High water in Kanarra Falls required several hikers to be rescued. Time is estimated based on radar.
NOAA record 1270415 ↗Emergency manager reported that a campground near Pine Valley Reservoir was flooding with clogged drains and water running down the road. At 4:00 pm MST, adjusted USGS Gauge on the Santa Clara near Pine Valley showed around a 235 cfs flood wave.
NOAA record 1270410 ↗Zion NP rangers reported flash flooding of Keyhole slot canyon along with other waterfalls coming developing along other eastern park slot canyons. Time is estimated.
NOAA record 1270412 ↗A flood wave (flash flooding) was reported in Sulphur Creek at the Capitol Reef National Park western Boundary. Approximately 0.25 to 0.50 inches of rain fell to create the flood wave.
NOAA record 1270310 ↗A visitor to the Grand Staircase Escalante visitor center reported flash flooding in Big Horn Canyon.
NOAA record 1262053 ↗Park rangers reported a flash flood in Sulphur Creek at Capitol Reef National Park.
NOAA record 1262060 ↗A Snow Canyon State Park employee reported damage to West Canyon Road due to flooding. A tent was also flooded, forcing a camper to sleep in their vehicle. Rainfall estimates in this vicinity indicated between .70 and .90 inches of rain had fallen in around 90 minutes. Time is estimated by radar.
NOAA record 1262051 ↗Minor flash flooding was observed in Spring Canyon at the confluence with the Fremont River. Time is estimated from radar.
NOAA record 1262066 ↗Flash flooding was reported along Taylor Canyon on the afternoon of June 4h. This flooding eroded a six food embankment along White Rim Road in Canyonlands National Park, and carried sediment all the way to the Green River. Additionally, several washes along Taylor Canyon Road ran and washed out sections of Taylor Canyon Road. No other damages, and no injuries or fatalities, were received.
NOAA record 1275562 ↗Media reported that four hikers were rescued on the Bighorn Canyon Trail after being stranded due to flash flooding along Harris Wash. Video also showed flash flooding of the normally dry wash.
NOAA record 1262049 ↗The USGS Escalante River gauge (ESCU1) spiked to 2491 cfs as the flood wave moved through.
NOAA record 1262036 ↗The Cat Claw Canyon flood/river gauge reported a rapid rise from a no-flow 0 CFS state to a peak flow of 620 CFS. Flash flood area extrapolated downstream to account for likely continued propagation of flood wave.
NOAA record 1246986 ↗A mud slide happened on U.S. 6 in Spanish Fork Canyon. No vehicles were involved, but both directions were closed for several hours for clean up.
NOAA record 1235794 ↗The Utah Department of Transportation reported a mud flow up to 2 feet deep across U.S. Highway 191 near milepost 288.
NOAA record 1214336 ↗The Dirty Devil Above Poison Springs Near Hanksville gauge peaked at 1052 cfs, likely indicative of flash flooding through most of the slot canyons to the north.
NOAA record 1213550 ↗Heavy rain due to thunderstorms over the area resulted in 1.5 to 2 inch per hour rainfall rates with pea size hail mixed in. This resulted in flooding across downtown Moab with 2 feet of water flowing through downtown. Mill Creek saw a rise in water levels which runs through town with water cresting the roadway bridge. Water was also seen running over some driveways.
NOAA record 1208136 ↗A trained spotter reported a large flash flood with water lapping the bottom of the U.S. Highway 89 bridge over the Paria River.
NOAA record 1213576 ↗Zion National Park officials reported multiple waterfalls and high flows in multiple slot canyons in Zion Canyon. The North Fork Virgin River near Springdale gauge indicated a spike from 58 cfs to 251 cfs in five minutes, peaking at 264 cfs. Around this time, Zion National Park rangers reported elevated flows and waterfalls in canyons continued. The East Fork Virgin near Glendale gauge peaked at
NOAA record 1213540 ↗Snow Canyon State Park reported flash flooding. Campers were displaced from the campsite, multiple waterfalls were observed, and employees had to wait on water to recede at a low water crossing as the flowing water was up to car door handles.
NOAA record 1213535 ↗A park ranger reported flash flooding along Sulphur Creek just outside of Capitol Reef National Park.
NOAA record 1213379 ↗Pictures shared on social media show a flash flood moving through Ft Pearce Wash at Commerce Drive.
NOAA record 1213378 ↗The Paria River near Kanab gauge jumped from around 15 cfs to 2280 cfs in less than 30 minutes, corresponding to a rise of over 3 ft.
NOAA record 1213377 ↗The East Fork Virgin River near Glendale gauge showed two distinct flash flood waves. One at 8:45 p.m. MDT around 145 cfs and one at 10:45 p.m. MDT around 500 cfs.
NOAA record 1213397 ↗Time is estimated. A professor of atmospheric science at The University of Utah shared a video showing flash flooding on the East Fork of the Virgin River near Barracks Ranch River Crossing.
NOAA record 1213375 ↗Time is estimated. St. George Police reported standing water on I-15 at Washington, milepost 10, that likely led to a rollover accident.
NOAA record 1214443 ↗Time and location are estimated. A flood wave was observed at the Muddy Creek near Emery gauge, with a rise from around 34 cfs to around 700 cfs between 4:45 and 5 p.m. MDT. This flood wave would have then routed into the warned area between 5 and 6 p.m. MDT.
NOAA record 1213376 ↗Time is estimated. A flash flood was reported at Catstair Canyon.
NOAA record 1213371 ↗Time is estimated. Hikers were stuck in Paria Canyon and had to be rescued due to elevated river flows.
NOAA record 1213329 ↗Time is estimated. Hikers were reported stuck after flash flooding and required rescue in Bull Valley Gorge.
NOAA record 1213368 ↗Time is estimated. Hikers were stuck in Cottonwood Narrows off Cottonwood Road and were rescued.
NOAA record 1213396 ↗Flash flooding was reported in the North Fork of the Virgin River. There were two injuries, with search and rescue going into the Narrows to recover those impacted.
NOAA record 1213328 ↗The Tooele County emergency manager reported a debris flow from the Jacob City Fire burn scar on county roads near Soldier Creek. Utah Department of Transportation officials also reported mud and rock across state Route 36 following the Flash Flood Warning.
NOAA record 1213187 ↗The Escalante River near Escalante gauge recorded a flow increase to 2300 cfs.
NOAA record 1213023 ↗State Route 50 was closed from Scipio to Salina from milepost 131 to milepost 154 due to flooding.
NOAA record 1213222 ↗A park ranger reported water across Notom Road from Burrow Wash.
NOAA record 1212986 ↗The Paria River near Kanab gauge recorded a peak flow of 1270 cfs when the flood wave passed through.
NOAA record 1213009 ↗Park rangers reported deep fast flowing water in Buckskin Gulch. The exact details regarding depth of water are not known. Three hour radar estimated precipitation across most of the warned area ranged from 1-2 inches.
NOAA record 1212965 ↗Park rangers reported that multiple canyons near the Observation Point area had flash flooding. Time is estimated.
NOAA record 1212963 ↗Time is estimated. Homes in Saratoga Springs sustained water damage due to intense bursts of rain, in particular on South Island Road. City parks were also impacted with floodwaters. Construction sites were also affected by rainfall.
NOAA record 1214422 ↗Reports, videos, and webcams showed several flooded roads.
NOAA record 1214426 ↗The Paria River near Kanab gauge recorded a crest of 830 cfs at 9 a.m. MDT as the peak of the flood wave passed by the gauge.
NOAA record 1212922 ↗Videos and data showed a flash flood of Wahweap Creek.
NOAA record 1212951 ↗Heavy rains from a thunderstorm fell upstream of Indian Creek and Salt Creek Wash between 1630 and 1800. Water flowed through both Indian Creek and Salt Creek Wash where it intersects with Highway 211 in Canyonlands National Park Needles District causing flash flooding with water flowing rapidly through the washes with some small tree branches.
NOAA record 1208153 ↗The Emery County Emergency Manager reported around 2 feet of water was observed flowing through Bell Canyon. Time is estimated by archived radar and MRMS data. Exact location is estimated.
NOAA record 1212937 ↗A roughly 700 cfs flash flood was recorded by the Paria River near Kanab gauge at 12:40 a.m. MDT.
NOAA record 1212923 ↗Zion National Park dispatch reported widespread flash flooding within Zion Canyon, including in Behunin Canyon and along the North Fork of the Virgin River.
NOAA record 1212919 ↗Time is estimated from radar and reports. Heavy rain resulted in a debris flow off the Bear Fire burn scar. Mitigation efforts in Crandall and Bear Canyons minimized impacts. Flooding occurred in the median at the intersection of U.S. Highway 6 and U.S. Highway 191 because a drainage was clogged by debris. There was mud across U.S. Highway 191 at milepost 272. A few small rocks made it to U.S. Hig
NOAA record 1212912 ↗A strong thunderstorm resulted in flash flooding in and around Kanarraville. One house received flood damage from water, mud, and debris per Iron County Emergency Management.
NOAA record 1204158 ↗Flash flooding was reported along Sheep Creek Road near Kodachrome Basin. The road was reported to have experienced flash flooding in several areas over a 5 to 6 mile stretch requiring heavy equipment cleanup due to mud and debris. Report noted from Kodachrome State Park official as well as NWS employee.
NOAA record 1204159 ↗The Paria River near Kanab river gage showed a rapid rise from minimal flow to a peak flow of 409 CFS. Flooding was also confirmed by an observer along the Paria River with supporting pictures and documentation.
NOAA record 1192726 ↗A BLM Ranger reported a large flash flood of Dry Valley Creek where it meets Rock Springs Creek. The flash flood waters were reported to by up to 4-6 feet deep given a water mark left behind that was higher than the vehicle. Further south, a BLM Ranger reported flash flooding near the Old Town Paria site, with a couple feet of water reportedly flowing off the surrounding terrain and into the Paria
NOAA record 1192725 ↗The Huntington Power Plant reported flash flooding, and debris was reported across state Route 31. Location is approximate.
NOAA record 1196907 ↗Flash flooding in eastern Garfield County stranded 4 people on an elevated rock in Hog Canyon near state Route 95. Department of Public Safety helicopter and Swift Water Rescue crews were on standby. The individuals were able to move safely to dry ground. Time is estimated from radar.
NOAA record 1196906 ↗There were reports of ponding of water on U.S. Highway 40 between Duchesne and Roosevelt.
NOAA record 1196910 ↗Every entry comes from the NOAA / NCEI Storm Events Database, the federal record of severe weather in the United States. We reproduce it here filtered to Utah and made searchable — we do not edit, add to, or interpret the records. Where NOAA lists a wind speed in knots we show it in miles per hour; everything else is verbatim.
Locations are NOAA's own county and National Weather Service forecast-zone names, which is why you will see both Salt Lake and Wasatch Mountains South of I-80. A storm not listed here was not necessarily absent — it means NOAA has no recorded report for it, which is common for isolated hail.
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