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Utah weather: Active Halloween weekend with flash flooding concerns

By ABC4 · October 29, 2026 · 1 min read
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Happy Thursday, Utah! Cloud cover will increase through the rest of the afternoon and evening hours, and rain showers move into the region this weekend. On-and-off rain showers are likely for Halloween, with widespread rain showers Sunday, and an elevated flood threat across southern Utah.

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