Rainfall totals for November 1, 2026, peaked at 3.90 inches at 6 W Monticello, Utah, according to a report published November 1. This high measurement was identified among 99 reports from National Weather Service Local Storm Reports spanning two states.
The highest recorded rainfall in Utah occurred at 6 W Monticello in San Juan County, with a total of 3.90 inches recorded at 12:00 PM MST. Other notable Utah rainfall totals from the same day included 1.65 inches at Monticello Arpt in San Juan County, 1.49 inches at 36 W Mack in Grand County, 1.45 inches at Blanding Muni Arpt in San Juan County, and 1.20 inches at 11 NW La Sal in San Juan County.
In Colorado, the highest reported rainfall was 2.20 inches at 4 NE La Plata in La Plata County. Additional significant totals in Colorado included 2.20 inches at 18 NE Vallecito in Hinsdale County, 2.00 inches at 7 N Vallecito in La Plata County, and 1.92 inches at 2 N Bondad in La Plata County.
The National Weather Service files these Local Storm Reports, which are relayed by the Iowa Environmental Mesonet of Iowa State University. A storm is defined as a collection of any two reports that fell no more than 75 miles and 6 hours apart; any report already linked to either one joins that storm. A page requires 5 reports or a top of 2 inches, and at least 3 reports either way.
