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Add FOX 13 as a Google Preferred Source Happy Weekend, Utah! We're in for a stretch of mostly quiet weather, with dry conditions and gradually warming temperatures expected through much of next week. The reason for the quiet weather is that high pressure is strengthening across the West.
Washington and San Juan counties are the focal point of Gov. Spencer J. Cox's executive order, declaring a 30-day state of emergency due to severe thunderstorms and flash flooding that damaged homes, businesses, roads, bridges and critical infrastructure.
The Amalga Town Council meeting for November has been rescheduled to Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2026. The change was made to ensure sufficient publication time for a public hearing preceding the meeting.
Air quality across much of Utah is expected to remain moderate through Monday, November 9, 2026, according to the Utah Department of Environmental Quality. While some counties report good air quality, haze is expected to build in several areas next week.
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