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They had just finished $80K in flood repairs. Days later, another flash flood tore through their southern Utah home.

By Salt Lake Tribune · October 24, 2026 · 1 min read
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They had just finished $80K in flood repairs. Days later, another flash flood tore through their southern Utah home.
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Steve and Alayne Isom had finally finished $80,000 in repairs caused by intense flash flooding in August in southern Utah. It only took two days before their home was flooded again.

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