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St. George-area officials confident but not cocky their preparations will prevent major flooding - Vimarsana News

St. George-area officials confident but not cocky their preparations will prevent major flooding

Even with temperatures in southwest Utah expected to hit the mid-90s this weekend, Santa Clara Mayor Rick Rosenberg is relatively confident his and other cities in Washington County will avoid the major flooding that has occurred in some areas along the Wasatch Front.In explaining why he remains confident, Rosenberg sums it up with one word – experience.

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Cold temps ease flooding risk in Utah — for now - Vimarsana News

Cold temps ease flooding risk in Utah — for now

Cold weather that’s bringing rain and still more snow to Utah is also making it far less likely that it will flood over the next few days.

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Utah flooding: What the weekend weather forecast means for flood risk - Vimarsana News

Utah flooding: What the weekend weather forecast means for flood risk

Saturday and Sunday should see warmer temperatures. Heading into the weekend, several spots in Utah are dealing with flooding.

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Utah coal power's last leg, more abortion restrictions and flood fears on 'Behind the Headlines' - Vimarsana News

Utah coal power's last leg, more abortion restrictions and flood fears on 'Behind the Headlines'

On this week's "Behind the Headlines," Salt Lake Tribune journalists discuss spring runoff, abortion restrictions and the end of Utah coal power.

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Waterfalls at Gunlock State Park near St. George draw tourists — and accidents - Vimarsana News

Waterfalls at Gunlock State Park near St. George draw tourists — and accidents

Fed by a record snowpack in the surrounding mountains, the waterfalls at Gunlock State Park about 15 miles northwest of St. George is flowing again and unleashing a torrent of water and visitors.It’s the third time in the past five years the water from Gunlock Reservoir has cascaded over the dam and spilled onto the cliffside rocks, creating the rare captivating waterfalls that entrance visitors from all over Utah and southern Nevada. On any given day when the falls spring into action, cars overflow the parking lot and line both sides of Gunlock Road leading to the site for a quarter-mile or...

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