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The National Weather Service on Wednesday canceled its last remaining flood advisories tied to the states spring snowpack runoff.

The National Weather Service on Wednesday canceled a flood warning for the Bear River in Rich County and a flood advisory for the Sevier River in Garfield County.

Flood risk in northern Utah could soon be over, says Weber Basin Water Conservancy District general manager Scott Paxman.

While it's never safe to completely let one's guard down, it appears the majority of Utah's flooding concerns following this winter's record-breaking snowfall is now a thing of the past.

The Nevada Irrigation District (NID) has received $1,274,000 in funding from the Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) to reduce fire fuels and improve forest health near Jackson Meadows Reservoir.

The National Weather Service announced on Wednesday that, for the first time in 40 days, there were no active flood watches, warnings or advisories for the state of Utah.

Calm skies are generally expected in the mornings with increased chances of scattered to isolated thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening.

It’s that time of year once again. We embrace warmer days as Spring makes its way into Summer. Along with the change in weather comes the inevitable end of the

Afternoon showers and thunderstorms remain possible for much of central and northern Utah throughout the week. 

NID received $1,274,000 in funding from the Sierra Nevada Conservancy to reduce fuels and improve forest health near Jackson Meadows Reservoir