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Utah weather for September 30, 2026

The day's Local Storm Reports for Utah on September 30, 2026 break down this way: 15 reports of rainfall, topping 0.86 inches at 9 NW Mexican Hat.

Previous day: Sep 29

9 NW Mexican Hat (rain): 0.86″9 NW Mexican Hat (rain) 0.86″1 E Bluff (rain): 0.84″2 NE Bluff Arpt (rain): 0.84″8 S Blanding Muni Arpt (rain): 0.79″2 NE Bluff (rain): 0.76″1 NE Bluff (rain): 0.76″Blanding Muni Arpt (rain): 0.71″16 SE Fry Cyn (rain): 0.60″5 NW Moab (rain): 0.60″14 N Montezuma Creek (rain): 0.59″Goulding (rain): 0.57″1 E Monticello (rain): 0.56″9 SE Bullfrog (rain): 0.56″23 NE Fry Cyn (rain): 0.53″3 NE Mexican Hat (rain): 0.52″AZCOIDNVNMWY
0.21″ 0.43″ 0.86″ Circle size scaleOne spotter report, sized by amount
Circles show spotter reports for Utah on September 30, 2026, each sized by amount. County lines mark the area, and the largest values are labeled. 15 reports are plotted.

Rainfall reports for the day

Rainfall reports for the day: Utah, September 30, 2026, 15 reports
AmountPlaceCountyReported byTime
0.86 inches9 NW Mexican HatSan JuanMesonet
0.84 inches1 E BluffSan JuanMesonet
0.84 inches2 NE Bluff ArptSan JuanMesonet
0.79 inches8 S Blanding Muni ArptSan JuanMesonet
0.76 inches2 NE BluffSan JuanMesonet
0.76 inches1 NE BluffSan JuanMesonet
0.71 inchesBlanding Muni ArptSan JuanASOS/AWOS
0.60 inches16 SE Fry CynSan JuanMesonet
0.60 inches5 NW MoabGrandMesonet
0.59 inches14 N Montezuma CreekSan JuanMesonet
0.57 inchesGouldingSan JuanMesonet
0.56 inches1 E MonticelloSan JuanMesonet
0.56 inches9 SE BullfrogSan JuanASOS/AWOS
0.53 inches23 NE Fry CynSan JuanMesonet
0.52 inches3 NE Mexican HatSan JuanMesonet

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Aurora verdict for Utah

No Kp reading for the night of September 30 has reached the record for Utah yet.

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City climate figures for September 30, 2026

City climate figures for September 30, 2026, Utah
CityHighLowRainSnow
Salt Lake City76°F51°F0.00 inches0.0 inches

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