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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57 events during 2007
Clear all filtersWidespread flash flooding occurred in the headwaters of the North Fork of the Virgin River throughout Zion National Park.
NOAA record 68330 ↗Rangers at Zion National Park reported flash flooding in areas of the park.
NOAA record 68187 ↗Rainfall which began on November 30 and continued into December, totaled 3.00 inches over a 36 hour period.
NOAA record 65853 ↗Persistent rainfall resulted in a 3.00 inch total over a 36 hour period in the Eastland area. For a continuation on this event please see the December 2007 Storm Data publication.
NOAA record 65851 ↗Rainfall of 2.20 inches occurred.
NOAA record 60555 ↗The Virgin River rose from 85 cfs to 3755 cfs over the course of 4 hours.
NOAA record 59355 ↗Santa Clara peaked at 1176 CFS at noon MDT and 2269 CFS at 5 pm MDT; there was little or no flow prior to this rainfall.
NOAA record 59354 ↗Lava Point at 8000 feet received 1.70 inches of rainfall from 9 am to 5 pm. Other reports of 1.75 inches to near 2 inches of rain were reported across Washington County.
NOAA record 59356 ↗Widespread flash flooding occurred in canyons that empty into Zion Canyon. Kolob Creek was spilling over its banks in spots.
NOAA record 59353 ↗Flash flooding was reported in Telephone Canyon and a few smaller slot canyons. An observer reported that the north fork of the Virgin River at the Narrows was near bank full.
NOAA record 59352 ↗A flash flood with water at least five feet deep ran down an arroyo and across Browns Park Road, about three miles east of the intersection of Red Creek and Browns Park Road. There was some erosion damage to the road and a section of wood fence upstream was torn out and carried down to the road. Road crews repaired the road and cleared out debris from the culverts the next day.
NOAA record 48624 ↗Widespread street flooding occurred, including reports from local media of garbage cans floating down the streets of Logan.
NOAA record 59887 ↗Flash flooding occurred in Capitol Reef National Park. Grand Wash was flooded and the Scenic Drive was closed due to flooding.
NOAA record 59900 ↗Flash flooding occurred along the Salt Wash in Arches National Park. Several inches of water was flowing over a temporary bridge built to replace the original foot bridge destroyed by flooding the previous year. The temporary bridge was damaged and was carried a few feet downstream. Water was also running across the road and parking lot in the Wolfe Ranch area of the Park. Water covered about 30 f
NOAA record 56805 ↗Flash flooding was reported upstream on Wahweap Creek as a large flow. The peak flow reported was 100 feet across.
NOAA record 55571 ↗The Santa Clara river rose to around 650 CFS within 1 hour.
NOAA record 55569 ↗Most slot canyons in Zion NP were reported to have significant runoff from heavy rain in the morning with 0.63 inches of rain in 3 hours and a storm total of 1.52 inches. There was also 0.88 inches of rain at Lava Point in 3 hours with a storm total of 1.16 inches.
NOAA record 55570 ↗Mud and water damaged 12 homes in Ivins, with a storm total of 1.77 inches of rainfall.
NOAA record 55568 ↗Flash flooding occurred in Hamlin Valley near Modena. A number of all-terrain vehicles were lost, and many dirt roads were washed out.
NOAA record 55566 ↗Highway 143 was closed between Parowan and Brian Head within Parowan Canyon.
NOAA record 55546 ↗There was a small debris and mudflow across SR 136 near Grantsville; the mud and debris originated from the Kimball burn scar.
NOAA record 55544 ↗Two storms accumulated nearly 1.25 inches of total rainfall.
NOAA record 55543 ↗Mud debris on RT 24 required removal with equipment.
NOAA record 55542 ↗Radar estimated 1 to 1.5 inches of rainfall. Town facilities were called out to remove mud from the road shoulders.
NOAA record 55541 ↗Grand Wash Road was closed due to flooding. Radar estimated a storm total of 1 to 1.3 inches from 2 pm to 7 pm.
NOAA record 55540 ↗Runoff from heavy rain caused water and mud to flow across Highway 191 near the entrance to Arches National Park.
NOAA record 56697 ↗Heavy rain caused extensive water and mud to flow over the Shafer and Pot Ash Trails in the northeast section of Canyonlands National Park.
NOAA record 56684 ↗Heavy rainfall caused a boulder the size of a garage to dislodge and crash onto White Rim Road in Taylor Canyon near the Green River. A lot of mud washed over the road as well.
NOAA record 56711 ↗Heavy rain caused street flooding in Castle Valley. Pea-size hail was mixed with the rain. Rainfall reports ranged from 1.63 to 2.90 inches in Castle Valley. At one location, 2.30 inches of rain fell within 45 minutes.
NOAA record 56717 ↗Flash flooding of drainages within water pocket fold occurred in areas of Capitol Reef NP. The time was estimated from river gauges.
NOAA record 55525 ↗Caineville Wash Road and other roads leading into the Cathedral district were impassable due to mud covering roadways from flash floods. Additionally 2 vehicles were stranded near Sandy Creek. The time of occurrence was estimated.
NOAA record 55526 ↗Heavy rains sent a mudslide across US-89, forcing a road closure near Willow Creek Canyon. Other smaller slides were reported in the area.
NOAA record 55528 ↗Rainfall of 1.1 inches in 30 minutes inundated storm drains and resulted in numerous reports of basement flooding.
NOAA record 55527 ↗Rainfall amounts of 1.10 inches of rain occurred in 30 minutes in the southern end of the Salt Lake Valley. Basement flooding of 8 homes was reported by the media.
NOAA record 53565 ↗Thunderstorms over the Jarvie Ranch and Clay Basin area caused flash flooding. The flow of water in the main drainage was about 18 feet wide and 4 to 5 feet deep.
NOAA record 56644 ↗A playground between South Jordan and Riverton was under water, with children swimming in the resultant pond.
NOAA record 53566 ↗A bridge was washed out north and west of town of Gunlock Bridge, and a bridge to the south of town was still standing, but considered unsafe for travel. Three homes were flooded.||Damage estimates were based on media reports (3 homes and 1 bridge).
NOAA record 53564 ↗La Verkin on the Virgin River went from 101 CFS to 14408 CFS within 1 hour.||Media reported 5 homes with water damage from the La Verkin.
NOAA record 53563 ↗Extensive flash flooding occurred in Zion National Park and areas outside of the park near the towns of Virgin and Touquerville. Due to the massive flash flood six homes were damaged and residents were evacuated off of their roofs. In addition, Kolob Terrace was closed.||Damage amounts were estimated from media reports (6 homes destroyed, $250K each; 3 homes damaged, $25K each; and a washed out br
NOAA record 53562 ↗Bagder Springs RAWS in SW Utah received over an inch of rain in 20 minutes, and the dry washes were running in Ivins.
NOAA record 52140 ↗Thunderstorms produced heavy rain in the Cedar Point area in extreme east central San Juan County. 0.57 inches of rain was measured from the event, with most of the rainfall occurring in a 30 minute period.
NOAA record 55156 ↗The Fort Pierce dry wash went from 0 to 1357 cfs.
NOAA record 52139 ↗Numerous reports of flash flooding were received from Zion NP, including Left Fork Creek, The Narrows, Emerald Ponds, and Oak Creek. Zion NP reported no injuries, but as many as 25 hikers were stranded. North fork of the Virgin River rose from 100 CFS to 4687 CFS within one hour.
NOAA record 36450 ↗Very heavy rain from thunderstorms resulted in urban and small stream flooding in St. George. One to two feet of water was observed in some local streets and ground floors of houses. Damage estimates were not available. |St. George CEMP sensor reported 0.98 inches of rain in 30 minutes. Radar estimates were 1-2 inches total over the area.
NOAA record 36452 ↗Numerous power outages occurred across southern Salt Lake County due to flooded transformers. Roads were closed near 5000S 2700W and 7800S 300W with 2 feet deep water on the roads.
NOAA record 52124 ↗Two foot deep water was reported at 7800S 300W.
NOAA record 52133 ↗One foot deep water was reported on Redwood Road.
NOAA record 52131 ↗Heavy rain resulted in 6 in. deep ponding of water on roads.
NOAA record 52129 ↗The Kimball burn scar received heavy rain, with mud and debris across SR 138.
NOAA record 52127 ↗Heavy rain once again produced a debris flow on the Salt Creek scar. In 15 minutes, 0.97 in rainfall was recorded at a local RAWS.
NOAA record 52121 ↗A spotter reported a debris flow from the Devil's Den burn scar between Leamington and Oak City.
NOAA record 52114 ↗Heavy rains sent a debris flow from the Kimball fire scar across SR 186 west of Grantsville. The damage estimate is from clean up costs.
NOAA record 52112 ↗Debris from the Salt Creek burn scar pushed mud and debris into several homes in Fountain Green. Damage amounts were estimated as clean-up costs.
NOAA record 52109 ↗Heavy rain caused flash flooding in Sulphur Creek and the Fremont River. The primary damage was in Capitol Reef National Park. A number of stretches of SR 173 and other local roads were covered with mud and rocks, and a small bridge was washed out as well.
NOAA record 47810 ↗Flash Flooding occured just south of the city center in Bloomington, with water, mud, and small boulders across the roadways. In addition, the storm drain was washed out.
NOAA record 47801 ↗Heavy rain caused 6 to 12 inches of water to flow across the road near Wolfe Ranch in Arches National Park as Salt Wash came out of its banks. The road was temporarily closed. Flooding also occurred in the visitor center area of Arches National Park where water entered the main visitor center building.
NOAA record 55148 ↗Heavy rain and debris caused storm sewers to clog in Moab that resulted in minor street flooding.
NOAA record 55283 ↗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.
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