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Daily Flood Situation Report May 28

Posted on: May 28th, 2023

New Situation Report Cadence Change (Holiday Observance) – There will be no flooding situation report distributed for Monday, May 29, 2023 in observance of the holiday. This is subject to change pending any major incidents or impacts. The next flooding situation report will be distributed on Tuesday, May 30, 2023, which will cover the previous […]

State of Utah broken into regions for emergency management purposes.

Daily Flood Situation Report May 26

Posted on: May 26th, 2023

Other Immediate Concerns Active Snowmelt due to warm temperatures and upstream dam releases will continue to result in increased river flows. Some reported flood-related landslides are being monitored. Region 1 Cache County New Logan City has issued an Executive Order that limits recreation on the Logan River until 6/24/23 or the Mayor terminates the order. […]

State of Utah broken into regions for emergency management purposes.

Daily Flood Situation Report May 25

Posted on: May 25th, 2023

Region 1 Cache County Active Logan Ranger District High Creek Road is closed from Forest boundary to High Creek Trailhead to any type of motorized vehicle. The road was scheduled to open on 5/15, but the road will remain closed due to wet, muddy, and flooding conditions. [Uinta-Wasatch-Cache USDA Forest Service]Active The Bureau of Reclamation, […]

State of Utah broken into regions for emergency management purposes.

Daily Flood Situation Report May 24

Posted on: May 24th, 2023

Region 1 Cache County Update At 5.2 feet, minor flooding will impact the Birch Glen summer home development in Logan Canyon.  Additionally, various campgrounds throughout Logan Canyon will receive flood damage. The 5/24/23 1 AM NWS observation from the Logan River near Logan shows the river at 5.36 feet (1,626 CFS), breaking the 1997 record […]

State of Utah broken into regions for emergency management purposes.

Daily Flood Situation Report May 23

Posted on: May 23rd, 2023

Region 1 Cache County Update Flows on the Blacksmith and Little Bear are decreasing. The Logan River is rising, it is still below flood stage, but the County is monitoring it closely. [LNO Correspondence]Active Logan Ranger District High Creek Road is closed from Forest boundary to High Creek Trailhead to any type of motorized vehicle. […]

State of Utah broken into regions for emergency management purposes.

Daily Flood Situation Report May 21

Posted on: May 21st, 2023

Region 1 Cache County Active Logan Ranger District High Creek Road is closed from Forest boundary to High Creek Trailhead to any type of motorized vehicle. The road was scheduled to open on 5/15, but the road will remain closed due to wet, muddy, and flooding conditions. [Uinta-Wasatch-Cache USDA Forest Service]Active The Bureau of Reclamation, […]

State of Utah broken into regions for emergency management purposes.

Daily Flood Situation Report May 19

Posted on: May 19th, 2023

Other Immediate Concerns Active Snowmelt due to warm temperatures and upstream dam releases will continue to result in increased river flows. Some reported flood-related landslides are being monitored. Region 1 Cache County Update Logan Ranger District High Creek Road is closed from Forest boundary to High Creek Trailhead to any type of motorized vehicle. The […]

State of Utah broken into regions for emergency management purposes.

Daily Flood Situation Report May 18

Posted on: May 18th, 2023

Significant State Activity Update House Joint Resolution 101 passed on 5/17/23 which extends the State Emergency Declaration until August 15, 2023. [Utah Legislature] Other Immediate Concerns Active The most significant rises are forecasted for the South Fork of the Ogden River and the Sevier River near Hatch. See Flood Warnings here [NWS Twitter]Active Snowmelt due […]

State of Utah broken into regions for emergency management purposes.

Daily Flood Situation Report May 17

Posted on: May 17th, 2023

Significant State Activity Active Governor Spencer Cox has called the legislature into a special session May 16th-18th to discuss ongoing flooding and to possibly extend the State Emergency Declaration. The proposed bills have been made public here. [Utah Legislature] Other Immediate Concerns Active The most significant rises are forecasted for the South Fork of the […]

State of Utah broken into regions for emergency management purposes.