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Emery County warns of flash flooding in San Rafael Swell
The Emery County Sheriff's Office issued an Extreme IPAWS civil emergency Sunday for possible flash flooding in slick-rock and slot-canyon areas of Utah's San Rafael Swell.
The Emery County Sheriff's Office issued an Extreme, Immediate civil emergency message on Sunday for the San Rafael Swell in Utah, according to the Integrated Public Alert and Warning System1.
The wireless alert said possible heavy rainfall could cause flash flooding in slick-rock and slot-canyon areas and told people to avoid canyons, washes and low-lying terrain in the Goblin Valley and San Rafael area1.
IPAWS listed the event as a Civil Emergency Message with Observed certainty and a response of Avoid, sent at 7:59 a.m. EDT Sunday and set to expire at 7:59 p.m. EDT1.