US: Flash Floods Shut Down Zion National Park in Utah 2

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US: Flash Floods Shut Down Zion National Park in Utah 2

Flash flooding closed roads, trails and slot canyons across Zion National Park on Monday, with the Virgin River surging to its fifth-highest recorded level, while separate flash flood warnings hit the Escalante River and nearby Utah counties amid heavy rain.

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  • ILEA005092549
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  • 2026/9/03 18:24:20
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  • Elizabeth Melia via Spectee
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  • 2026, Utah, NOTE: 3 clips (0:49 / 0:50 / 0:24) Video Location: Zion National Park, US Video Recording Date/Time: August 31

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