The National Weather Service upgraded the chance of flash floods in central and southern Utah to “expected” on Wednesday morning, a designation it described as “unusual,” with a flash ...

Drier air moves into northern Utah, so the best chance for storms today shifts to south of I-70. Our flash flood risk lingers into the weekend and today includes a “probable risk” for some ...

UDPATE (4:30 p.m.): Powerful thunderstorms drenched central and eastern Utah on Thursday afternoon, prompting the latest wave of flash flood warnings this summer along the Colorado Plateau.

Showers and thunderstorms are expected Wednesday throughout most of Utah, according to the National Weather Service, and there’s a “major” risk of flash flooding over much of the southern ...

SALT LAKE CITY — After a short break, the rains that caused flooding in parts of Utah earlier this week will return over the weekend, increasing the possibility of flash floods across the state.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (KUTV) — The potential for flash floods at Utah's national parks and monuments continued ahead of what's expected to be a busy holiday weekend. NWS's watch will remain in ...

SALT LAKE CITY — Federal forecasters say there's an increased risk of flash flooding in slot canyons, dry washes and areas near recent burn scars in southern and central Utah Thursday and Friday ...

Capitol Reef National Park in Utah experienced intense thunderstorms and flash flooding Thursday as heavy rains swept the region. Some park goers ended up stranded and in need of rescue ...

Two hikers were found dead and one has been rescued after authorities believe they were caught in a flash flood while trekking the popular Buckskin Gulch slot canyon in southern Utah. The three ...

The bottom line? Thunderstorms in southern Utah could produce flash floods in some areas and light smoke will make for poor air quality. Thunderstorms will stick around today in southern Utah, some of ...

Members of the "Utah's Weather Authority" Facebook group ... Watch the video above for more, including a flash flood outside of Panguitch near Bryce Canyon and one in Pack Creek near Moab.

Zion National Park is about 20 miles north of the Utah-Arizona border and is known for its narrow canyons and massive sandstone cliffs. Flash flooding has been a problem in the park.