Every storm NOAA has recorded in Utah since January 1996 — wind, hail, snow and flooding — searchable by county, type and year. 11,426 events. Each one links back to its original NOAA record.
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Clear all filtersVideo received showed significant flows through a normally dry wash just south of Tropic, including a mature fully grown tree floating beneath an underpass along Bryce Highway. In addition, Bryce Canyon National Park officials reported the closure of the Queens Garden Trail, Navajo Loop, and the road to Bryce Point due to flooding.
NOAA record 974327 ↗Video received showed 2 to 3 feet deep water flowing down a street in Hildale, eroding a portion of the road.
NOAA record 974304 ↗In Salt Lake City, flooding with water in excess of a depth of 6 inches, occurred at the intersection of 100 S and 300 E. Flooding also occurred in common areas of a complex at 300 S and 300 W.
NOAA record 974284 ↗Heavy rain over the Ether Hollow Fire Burn Scar produced a debris flow that moved across Quiet Meadows Lane on the outskirt of Mapleton.
NOAA record 973616 ↗Runoff from a heavy rain event over the Coal Hollow Fire Burn Scar flowed over railroad tracks and onto the south shoulder of U.S. Highway 6.
NOAA record 973611 ↗Capitol Reef National Park officials reported flash flooding in Sheets Gulch.
NOAA record 973610 ↗Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument officials reported flash flooding along the Escalante River and Calf Creek.
NOAA record 973609 ↗The Paria - Kanab gauge on the Paria River indicated a 3 foot rise, with peak flows of 1800 CFS.
NOAA record 973615 ↗Widespread standing water and urban flooding was reported in Richfield. Radar estimates indicated 1-1.25 inches of rain over a brief period.
NOAA record 974277 ↗Beaver County dispatch and emergency management personnel reported street flooding in Milford with water 3 feet deep. In addition, debris from flooding was reported on State Route 21 near Milford. The Milford automated weather station recorded 1.10 inches of rain in one hour.
NOAA record 973608 ↗A weather spotter reported water running down streets in Tropic.
NOAA record 973607 ↗The Paria - Kanab gauge on the Paria River indicated a rise to 519 CFS, or about 1.5 feet.
NOAA record 974264 ↗A Capitol Reef National Park official shared a video of flash flooding in Sulphur Creek.
NOAA record 973606 ↗The Paria - Kanab gauge on the Paria River indicated a rise of 397 CFS, or about 1.5 feet.
NOAA record 974239 ↗Capitol Reef National Park officials reported flash flooding in Sulphur Creek, with water running 6-12 inches high. Also flash flooding occurred in the Fremont River and Grand Wash.
NOAA record 973605 ↗Flash flooding occurred in a tributary of Shoal Creek. An abandoned pickup truck was observed submerged in the water.
NOAA record 973603 ↗Social media reports indicated urban flash flooding in Enoch. Radar estimates indicated in excess of 2 inches of rain.
NOAA record 974276 ↗Zion National Park officials reported flash flooding in both the main canyon and in tributaries feeding the canyon from the east.
NOAA record 973602 ↗Urban flash flooding was reported in Cedar City. A video received via social media showing water flowing down streets near the Ashdown Subdivision.
NOAA record 973601 ↗Water and debris flowed across State Route 21.
NOAA record 973599 ↗Flash flooding washed out the main access road to Old Irontown from State Route 56. Emergency managers stated the road was closed until repaired.
NOAA record 973600 ↗Kodachrome Basin State Park officials reported brief flash flooding of washes within the Park, including at the campground at the north end of the park.
NOAA record 973516 ↗The North Fork of the Virgin River jumped to 180 CFS, a rise of 1.5 feet, after heavy rainfall over the headwaters overnight.
NOAA record 973517 ↗Flash flooding near Lund derailed a Union Pacific Railroad train, forcing 14 cars off of the tracks. Train tracks were determined to be washed out at a small bridge crossing over a normally dry wash. After the train derailed, injured train operators were trapped on top of the overturned train as flood waters continued to rise. In addition, emergency responders were washed off of the road to the cr
NOAA record 973514 ↗Deep water was reported along South River Road in St. George, along with a stalled vehicle in the water. Some basement flooding occurred as well.
NOAA record 973531 ↗Mud and rocks flowed over La Sal Pass Road as a result of heavy rain over the Pack Creek Fire burn scar.
NOAA record 980157 ↗Mud and other debris flowed through the dry creek bed underneath the J. Mattson Bridge as a result of heavy rain over the Pack Creek Fire burn scar.
NOAA record 981552 ↗Mud and other debris flowed through the dry Brumley Creek bed as a result of heavy rain over the Pack Creek Fire burn scar.
NOAA record 980163 ↗A minor debris flow occurred at mile marker 111 on Highway 191. Rocks estimated to be the size of microwaves and other debris closed the road for a short while until it could be cleared. Radar estimated 0.50 inches of rain fell across the area.
NOAA record 959845 ↗Mud and debris spilled over East Desert Solitaire Road as a result of heavy rain over the Pack Creek Fire burn scar.
NOAA record 980154 ↗Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument officials reported flash flooding on Harris Wash. The flooding occurred later as peak flow worked around from Alvy Wash into Harris Wash. Also, the Escalante River gauge near Escalante indicated a 702 CFS flood wave, with a time above 300 CFS from 1845 MDT to 2015 MDT.
NOAA record 973507 ↗Nine homes were damaged from flooding and debris flows due to heavy rain in the Enoch and Summit areas.
NOAA record 973500 ↗Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument officials reported flash flooding occurred on Calf Creek, with significant debris washed over the waterfalls. Flash flooding was also reported on Egypt Road and in the Egypt slot canyons along Hole-In-The-Rock Road.
NOAA record 973504 ↗An NWS storm survey found evidence of a major flash flooding event in the Westwater Drainage Valley. Water was estimated to be 6 to up to 12 feet deep based on erosion of the arroyo walls. Numerous instances of dry arroyo crossings were washed out with significant transport of sediment and debris downvalley.
NOAA record 961524 ↗Capitol Reef National Park officials reported flash flooding in a dry wash leading into Sulphur Creek from upstream heavy rainfall. The water level on Sulphur Creek near the Visitor center rose 2 feet.
NOAA record 973498 ↗Capitol Reef National Park rangers report 4 to 5 inches of water flowing across Scenic Drive at the first wash crossing. Water 6 to 7 inches deep was reported at the State Route 24 bridge crossing the Grand Wash. Waterfalls were also observed in the park, and debris was flowing down the Fremont River.
NOAA record 973461 ↗Widespread flash flooding occurred from Wire Pass to the mouth of Buckskin Gulch. Several hikers were stranded between Wire Pass and the entrance to Buckskin Gulch, with muddy water levels rising to waist deep. Another group was trapped within Buckskin Gulch overnight due to Flash Flooding. The group was able to climb onto narrow ledges above the flood waters, where they remained overnight, then e
NOAA record 968155 ↗Significant flash flooding occurred from the entrance of Zion National Park, across the eastern portions of the park. State Route 9 within the park closed due to flooding and debris on the roadway.
NOAA record 968152 ↗Hildale Fire Department personnel reported multiple road closures in town, multiple flooded residences, and several stranded motorists due to flash flooding in the area.
NOAA record 968145 ↗Flash flooding was observed at the state Route 12 overpass of the Escalante River. Additional reports of flash flooding were observed upstream, including in Escalante River Canyon and at Death Hollow. The Escalante River gauge climbed from no flow to 400 CFS.
NOAA record 968140 ↗During the late evening and early nighttime hours, intense rainfall was observed in St. George. The St. George, UT Coop observer reported 2.00 inches of rainfall in two hours, corresponding to a recurrence interval of approximately 200 years. The Santa Clara River at St. George rose from 3 cfs to 1,586 cfs in 3 hours. Interstate 15 was closed in both directions, with five to six feet of water repo
NOAA record 915294 ↗Sulphur Creek in Capitol Reef National Park rose 3 feet near Holt Draw on the west edge of the Park. In addition, state Route 24 was closed at milepost 82 due to flooding.
NOAA record 913272 ↗The Escalante River at Escalante gauge reported an increase in flow from about 10 cubic feet per second to 548 cubic feet per second in less than 30 minutes.
NOAA record 908031 ↗Flash flooding was reported in Grand Wash of Capitol Reef National Park, with water flowing 2 feet deep and 20 feet wide. The Freemont River and Capitol Gorge also had significant flows. Adddiionally, the Scenic Drive was closed.
NOAA record 908030 ↗Flash flooding was reported in Yellow Creek and various dry washes at the headwaters of the Paria River.
NOAA record 908029 ↗A debris flow from the Trail Mountain Fire burn scar reached the Crandall Canyon Mine parking lot.
NOAA record 908027 ↗Multiple rockslides occurred along the River Walk Trail in Zion National Park, with two known minor injuries. Additional heavy rain resulted in flash flooding at Crazy Quilt and Checkerboard areas.
NOAA record 908025 ↗The Utah Department of Transportation reported a road closure of state Route 24|due to debris and flooding.
NOAA record 908019 ↗Officials reported Sulphur Creek experienced flash flooding, with water and debris on state Route 24.
NOAA record 908016 ↗Flash flooding was reported in Chute Canyon and Little Wild Horse Canyon.
NOAA record 899932 ↗Heavy rain from thunderstorms allowed normally dry arroyos to fill rapidly which resulted in a flash flood. The Cooperative Observer at the Valley of the Gods north of Mexican Hat measured 0.58 inches of rain at the end of the event.
NOAA record 886199 ↗Flash flooding occurred in Little Wild Horse, Bell, Crack, and Dang Canyons, with two confirmed fatalities.
NOAA record 892502 ↗Park Rangers in Zion National Park reported flash flooding in Echo, Hidden, Telephone, and Refrigerator Canyons.
NOAA record 883101 ↗The Badger Springs RAWS reported 3.4 inches of precipitation.
NOAA record 883111 ↗Washington county officials received a report of 1.41 inches of rain.
NOAA record 883107 ↗New Harmony received 1.83 inches of rain.
NOAA record 883109 ↗Zion National Park received 1.67 inches of rain.
NOAA record 883110 ↗A Zion National Park automated weather station recorded 1.89 inches of rain.
NOAA record 883112 ↗Flash flooding occurred in the Pine Creek and Clear Creek sections of Zion National Park.
NOAA record 865938 ↗Zion National Park personnel reported flash flooding along Taylor Creek in the Kolob section of the park.
NOAA record 865937 ↗Flash flooding occurred on Notom Road at Sheets Gulch, with water up to 3 feet deep flowing over the road.
NOAA record 852806 ↗An individual at the Escalante Interagency Visitor Center reported a recreationist barely made it out from Spooky Gulch to Hole-in-the-Rock Road due to flash flooding. Flash flooding occurred in Coyote Gulch, Peek-A-Boo, and Spooky Gulch slot canyons.
NOAA record 852805 ↗Flash flooding led to water crossing U.S. Highway 89 near Birdseye.
NOAA record 852745 ↗Heavy rain over Little Cottonwood Canyon produced a series of debris flows that closed state Route 210 in the Canyon.
NOAA record 852763 ↗Heavy rain over the Tank Hollow Fire burn scar produced a debris flow across U.S. Highway 6 at milepost 202.
NOAA record 852761 ↗Heavy rain over the Pole Creek Fire burn scar, produced a debris flow across U.S. Highway 89 near Birdseye.
NOAA record 852762 ↗Heavy rain over the Bald Mountain Fire burn scar produced significant debris flows in Loafer Canyon and Payson Canyon, resulting in evacuations.
NOAA record 852740 ↗Flash flooding occurred on the Notom-Bullfrog Road, south of the intersection with Burr Trail.
NOAA record 852681 ↗Pine Creek Road was washed out in several places from flash flooding.
NOAA record 852676 ↗Flash flooding produced damage at Escalante Municipal Airport.
NOAA record 852678 ↗Flash flooding occurred in and near Escalante, and along the Escalante River. The Escalante River went from 1 to 2273 CFS with the peak flood wave.
NOAA record 852680 ↗The Buck Flats RAWS recorded a rainfall total of 1.34 inches in less than an hour, leading to flash flooding around Escalante.
NOAA record 852682 ↗Flash flooding occurred along Sulphur Creek, with flows increased rapidly by upwards of 4 feet.
NOAA record 852699 ↗Heavy rain over the Bald Mountain Fire and Pole Creek Fire burn scars, produced a debris flow that closed northbound U.S. Highway 89 near Birdseye.
NOAA record 846600 ↗Heavy rain over the Bald Mountain Fire and Pole Creek Fire burn scars resulted in debris flows across U.S. Highway 89 between Birdseye and Thistle. The Utah Highway Patrol reported mud, rock, and other debris that was 2 feet thick across the roadway. U.S. Highway 89 was closed from the time of the event until 8:58 pm on July 28, 2019, as highway crews cleaned up and repaired the damage.
NOAA record 846152 ↗Heavy rain over the Dollar Ridge Fire burn scar produced a debris flow that impacted the Promised Land Resort. Many area roadways were blocked, and water rescues of 12 people occurred.
NOAA record 846126 ↗Sulphur Creek experienced a flash flood and Grand Wash also experienced elevated flows.
NOAA record 846052 ↗Zion National Park officials reported flash flooding in numerous slot canyons and creeks across the eastern portion of the Park.
NOAA record 829197 ↗Main stem river flooding closed roods at Utah Manganese.
NOAA record 809909 ↗Heavy rain over the Quail Fire burn scar produced flash flooding, with the basements of two homes in Highland flooded.
NOAA record 785232 ↗A flash flood due to heavy rainfall came down through Arches National Park and across the Delicate Arch Road. The flowing water that was up to four feet deep closed the road for over an hour.
NOAA record 789233 ↗Heavy rainfall resulted in a rockslide with other debris that fell down onto Highway 128 and closed the road for about an hour.
NOAA record 789234 ↗Heavy rain caused flash flooding at Kodachrome Basin State Park.
NOAA record 780178 ↗A thunderstorm produced heavy rain in the upper Paria River drainage that caused flash flooding in Cannonville.
NOAA record 780177 ↗Heavy rain caused debris flows on the Coal Hollow Fire and Tank Hollow Fire burn scars.
NOAA record 780184 ↗Heavy rain caused a large debris flow over the Dollar Ridge Fire burn scar. The nearby Strawberry River saw a peak flow of 2000 cfs.
NOAA record 780183 ↗A thunderstorm produced heavy rainfall over northern Uintah County. As a result, localized small stream flooding occurred on the west side of Maeser near Service Road 121 in the Yellow Hill area.
NOAA record 782711 ↗Heavy rain caused a flash flood along the Dirty Devil River, increasing the flow to 3540 cfs.
NOAA record 780182 ↗Heavy rain caused a flash flood on Fort Pearce Wash. The maximum observed flow was 5810 cfs.
NOAA record 780181 ↗Heavy rain flooded several homes in Apple Valley.
NOAA record 780176 ↗Heavy rain caused a large flash flood on the Virgin River in Zion National Park. The peak flow observed at the river was 4090 cfs.
NOAA record 780180 ↗Heavy rain resulted in flash flooding in Zion National Park that caused the flow to increase to 1660 cfs.
NOAA record 780179 ↗Heavy rain resulted in the second debris flow of the day on the Trail Mountain Fire burn scar.
NOAA record 780175 ↗Heavy rain caused flash flooding at Echo Canyon and some smaller canyons east of Zion National Park.
NOAA record 780174 ↗Heavy rain caused a large debris flow on the Trail Mountain Fire burn scar that clogged retention structures.
NOAA record 780173 ↗Heavy rain resulted in a flash flood that temporarily closed state Route 21 near milepost 85.
NOAA record 780172 ↗Heavy rain produced flash flooding at Capitol Reef National Park that temporarily closed Grand Wash Road and Capitol Gorge Road.
NOAA record 779637 ↗Heavy rain caused a debris flow on the Willow Patch Fire burn scar. Due to this debris flow, state Route 24 was temporarily impassible between mileposts 17 and 18.
NOAA record 779635 ↗Heavy rain caused a flash flood in the upper drainage of the Paria River. The river was estimated to rise to 1000 CFS near the Old Paria Townsite.
NOAA record 779634 ↗Heavy rain produced a flash flood at the Red Canyon Visitor Center that caused mud to cover half the parking lot.
NOAA record 779633 ↗Every entry comes from the NOAA / NCEI Storm Events Database, the federal record of severe weather in the United States. We reproduce it here filtered to Utah and made searchable — we do not edit, add to, or interpret the records. Where NOAA lists a wind speed in knots we show it in miles per hour; everything else is verbatim.
Locations are NOAA's own county and National Weather Service forecast-zone names, which is why you will see both Salt Lake and Wasatch Mountains South of I-80. A storm not listed here was not necessarily absent — it means NOAA has no recorded report for it, which is common for isolated hail.
11,426 events · 1996–2026 · last updated August 26, 2026. Free to use and cite — a link back is appreciated but not required.
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