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Tropical Storm Rachel Remnants to Bring Utah Flash Flooding Risks

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Tropical Storm Rachel Remnants to Bring Utah Flash Flooding Risks
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The remnants of Tropical Storm Rachel are expected to bring tropical moisture to Utah through the holiday weekend. According to an October 9 statement from NWS Salt Lake City, flash flooding threats are projected to begin Saturday afternoon and continue into Monday.

Key takeaways

  • Tropical moisture from Tropical Storm Rachel will affect Utah through the holiday weekend.
  • Isolated flash flooding is expected to begin Saturday afternoon in southern and central Utah.
  • Flash flooding is expected to become widespread on Sunday, October 11.
  • The flooding threat is expected to continue through Monday, October 12.

The remnants of Tropical Storm Rachel will bring ample tropical moisture across Utah through the holiday weekend, according to an October 9 statement from NWS Salt Lake City.

Isolated flash flooding is expected to start Saturday afternoon across southern and central Utah. The threat is projected to become widespread on Sunday, October 11, and continue into Monday, October 12.

The threat of isolated flash flooding will begin in southern and central Utah on the afternoon of Saturday, October 10. The weather pattern is expected to become widespread on Sunday, October 11, and continue through Monday, October 12.

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