Flash Flood Warning for Washington County Through 8:45 PM MDT

Southeastern Washington County, Utah — The National Weather Service has put southeastern Washington County under a Flash Flood Warning this evening, with dangerous floodwater already on the move in the Hildale area.
What is happening:
NWS Salt Lake City issued the warning at 5:50 PM MDT, and it runs through 8:45 PM MDT. Doppler radar picked up thunderstorms dropping heavy rain over Hildale and the Short Creek watershed — between half an inch and three-quarters of an inch has already fallen. Flash flooding is either happening now or about to start.
Local impacts:
This is a life-threatening flash flood situation. Expect rapidly rising water in normally dry washes, along with flooding across urban areas, streets, and underpasses in and around Hildale.
What to do:
- Never drive through a flooded road — turn around and find another way.
- Most flood deaths happen in vehicles, so treat every flooded crossing as a no-go.
- Stay aware of your surroundings and don't walk through moving water either.
Source: National Weather Service Salt Lake City, September 28, 2026.
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