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Utah weather for September 19, 2026

The day's Local Storm Reports for Utah on September 19, 2026 break down this way: 33 reports of rainfall, topping 1.61 inches at 18 N Maeser.

Previous day: Sep 18

18 N Maeser (rain): 1.61″18 N Maeser (rain) 1.61″1 SE Fort Duchesne (rain): 1.45″2 N Maeser (rain): 1.21″6 SW Maeser (rain): 1.19″2 SW Maeser (rain): 1.18″4 N Maeser (rain): 1.09″11 S Manila (rain): 1.08″13 NE Maeser (rain): 1.03″8 NW Maeser (rain): 1.02″Maeser (rain): 0.94″1 NE Fort Duchesne (rain): 0.90″17 SE Manila (rain): 0.87″3 NE Monticello Arpt (rain): 0.85″10 N Vernal (rain): 0.84″18 E Manila (rain): 0.83″18 SE Manila (rain): 0.81″15 SE Naples (rain): 0.81″1 SE Maeser (rain): 0.81″2 N Vernal (rain): 0.81″4 S Maeser (rain): 0.76″5 SE Mckinnon (rain): 0.76″1 SW Manila (rain): 0.73″3 SE Randlett (rain): 0.71″Monticello Arpt (rain): 0.70″1 SE Vernal (rain): 0.70″18 NE Naples (rain): 0.69″2 NW Fort Duchesne (rain): 0.67″9 NE Vernal (rain): 0.64″4 S Maeser (rain): 0.62″2 E Whiterocks (rain): 0.58″28 NW Greystone (rain): 0.55″1 S Vernal (rain): 0.51″2 NE Bluff Arpt (rain): 0.49″AZCOIDNVNMWY
0.40″ 0.81″ 1.61″ Circle size scaleOne spotter report, sized by amount
Circles show spotter reports for Utah on September 19, 2026, each sized by amount. County lines mark the area, and the largest values are labeled. 33 reports are plotted.

Rainfall reports for the day

Rainfall reports for the day: Utah, September 19, 2026, 33 reports
AmountPlaceCountyReported byTime
1.61 inches18 N MaeserUintahMesonet
1.45 inches1 SE Fort DuchesneUintahMesonet
1.21 inches2 N MaeserUintahMesonet
1.19 inches6 SW MaeserUintahMesonet
1.18 inches2 SW MaeserUintahMesonet
1.09 inches4 N MaeserUintahMesonet
1.08 inches11 S ManilaDaggettMesonet
1.03 inches13 NE MaeserUintahMesonet
1.02 inches8 NW MaeserUintahMesonet
0.94 inchesMaeserUintahMesonet
0.90 inches1 NE Fort DuchesneUintahMesonet
0.87 inches17 SE ManilaDaggettMesonet
0.85 inches3 NE Monticello ArptSan JuanMesonet
0.84 inches10 N VernalUintahMesonet
0.83 inches18 E ManilaDaggettMesonet
0.81 inches18 SE ManilaDaggettMesonet
0.81 inches15 SE NaplesUintahMesonet
0.81 inches1 SE MaeserUintahMesonet
0.81 inches2 N VernalUintahMesonet
0.76 inches4 S MaeserUintahMesonet
0.76 inches5 SE MckinnonDaggettMesonet
0.73 inches1 SW ManilaDaggettMesonet
0.71 inches3 SE RandlettUintahMesonet
0.70 inchesMonticello ArptSan JuanASOS/AWOS
0.70 inches1 SE VernalUintahASOS/AWOS
0.69 inches18 NE NaplesUintahMesonet
0.67 inches2 NW Fort DuchesneUintahMesonet
0.64 inches9 NE VernalUintahMesonet
0.62 inches4 S MaeserUintahMesonet
0.58 inches2 E WhiterocksUintahMesonet
0.55 inches28 NW GreystoneDaggettMesonet
0.51 inches1 S VernalUintahMesonet
0.49 inches2 NE Bluff ArptSan JuanMesonet

Storms this day belongs to

Aurora verdict for Utah

No Kp reading for the night of September 19 has reached the record for Utah yet.

Was there aurora last night in Utah?

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