WASHINGTON COUNTY, Utah (ABC4) — After two winters where precipitation was scarce at best, Southern Utah reservoirs are getting a much-needed boost from the recent storms that have swept the state. Between those dry winters, Utah has faced two incredibly hot summers, and therefore you would likely expect reservoirs in southern Utah to be running low.
Officials take stock of water levels after Hurricane Rachel brings moisture across Southern Utah
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