Three-county southern Utah flood warning

O que mudou

• November 1, 10:33 p.m. MSTNew warning No. 16 was issued, with a scheduled expiration of 2:30 a.m. MST on November 2.

Então ainda em aberto

• The renewed instructions’ present validity, precise boundaries, shelter operating arrangements and usable road segments remain unconfirmed.
• A verified update from the relevant authorities needs to establish whether the November 1 actions remain in force, have expanded or have been lifted, alongside route-specific and shelter information.

O que mudou

• KSL reported November 1 evacuation actions for low-lying areas near Aneth and residents and businesses along Cottonwood Wash, plus shelter availability at the Bluff Community Center and partial highway closures.

Então ainda em aberto

• The renewed instructions’ present validity, precise boundaries, shelter operating arrangements and usable road segments remain unconfirmed.

O que dissemos que iríamos acompanhar

• A verified update from the relevant authorities needs to establish whether the November 1 actions remain in force, have expanded or have been lifted, alongside route-specific and shelter information.

O que mudou

• 4:30 p.m. MSTEscalante River Basin warning deadline
• 4:45 p.m. MSTParia-Wahweap area warning deadline

O que sabíamos inicialmente

• The heavy rain had mostly stopped over southern Utah by late Thursday night. The flood danger had not. Water already moving through the region’s waterways kept flood warnings in place where flows remained elevated—a consequential gap between improving weather and safe travel.