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San Juan County, Utah, issues local-area emergency for Highway 163

San Juan County, Utah, issued an IPAWS Extreme Immediate local-area emergency for Highway 163 at 11:44 UTC Monday, listed to expire 24 hours later; the IPAWS body text on the desk record was blank.

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San Juan County, Utah, issued an IPAWS Extreme local-area emergency for Highway 163 at 11:44 UTC Monday1.

The Integrated Public Alert and Warning System record listed event code LAE (Local Area Emergency), Immediate urgency and Observed certainty, with an expiration of 11:44 UTC Tuesday1. The sender field identified UT San Juan County, and the listed area was Highway 163 in Utah1.

The alert headline was Local Area Emergency1. The IPAWS text field on the record was empty, so the notice did not name a mile marker, town, or the type of hazard that prompted the warning1.

Sources

  1. UT San Juan CountyLocal Area Emergency

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