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Utah’s mountains receive above-normal rain; reservoirs still lacking

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Utah’s mountains have benefitted from this year’s monsoon season, receiving 3 inches of rain in August. Overall water availability, which relies heavily on snowpack, is significantly below normal. In the Wasatch Back, many are still above 50% capacity, with the exception of Echo, Rockport and Stateline reservoirs in Summit County.

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