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Happy Friday, Utah! We will start our holiday weekend off dry, windy, and warm, but rain and storm chances quickly return for our Sunday and Monday.
Sunny and windy Friday We’re looking at mostly sunny skies and gusty south winds. Daytime highs for our Friday will warm into the upper 80s to near 90° along the Wasatch Front.
Happy Thursday, Utah! Deep moisture remains in place and will allow for scattered thunderstorms again in southern and eastern Utah, with some isolated storms in the north. Storms are capable of producing heavy rain, hail, and an abundance of lightning, with a solid chance of flash flooding, especially in places with saturated soils.
Golden Spike Elementary is emphasizing the importance of consistent school attendance for student success. The school is offering support through counselors for families facing attendance challenges.
Utah's Teacher of the Year Talia Casares has died following an incident at her school. Casares was honored for her teaching work in Sanpete County earlier this month.
A report published September 17 highlights safety concerns at the intersection of US-89 and 6600 South due to several near misses. The document outlines specific lane usage rules to improve safety for drivers leaving Uintah.
The Wallsburg Town Council is scheduled to hold its monthly meeting on September 17, 2026. The agenda includes discussions on road projects, snow removal agreements, and various department reports.
Heavy rain and flooding have forced Thursday closures within the San Juan School District. Schools in Bluff, Montezuma Creek, and Monument Valley will be closed on September 17. Bus routes in these areas are unable to operate under current road conditions.