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A flash flood warning for southeastern Washington County was scheduled to expire at 3:45 PM MDT on Thursday, October 22. Meanwhile, a flood watch remains in effect for portions of central, southern, and southwest Utah until 12:00 AM MDT Friday.
Key takeaways
A flash flood warning for southeastern Washington County expired at 3:45 PM MDT on Thursday, October 22.
Flood waters along Gould Wash were receding and no longer expected to pose a threat.
A flood watch remains in effect for portions of central, southern, and southwest Utah until 12:00 AM MDT Friday.
Remaining road closures should continue to be heeded.
A flash flood warning for southeastern Washington County was scheduled to expire at 3:45 PM MDT on Thursday, October 22. Flood waters were reported to be receding along Gould Wash, and officials stated that flooding was no longer expected to pose a threat in that area.
While the warning for Washington County was set to expire, a flood watch remained in effect for portions of central, southern, and southwest Utah until 12:00 AM MDT Friday. Officials advised that people should continue to heed any remaining road closures in the affected areas.
The National Weather Service Salt Lake City issued the statement regarding these weather conditions on Thursday, October 22.
