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Utah weather for October 15, 2026

The day's Local Storm Reports for Utah on October 15, 2026 break down this way: 12 reports of rainfall, topping 1.75 inches at 18 SSE Canyonlands Np.

Previous day: Oct 14Next day: Oct 21

18 SSE Canyonlands Np (rain): 1.75″18 SSE Canyonlands Np (rain) 1.75″5 NE Canyonlands Np (rain): 1.20″5 NW Moab (rain): 1.20″4 SSE Moab (rain): 0.91″3 NW La Sal Jct Arpt (rain): 0.91″3 SE Moab (rain): 0.83″Blanding (rain): 0.79″1 NW Moab (rain): 0.74″1 E Blanding Muni Arpt (rain): 0.58″1 WSW Monticello (rain): 0.55″16 NW Moab (rain): 0.52″10 E Fry Cyn (rain): 0.52″AZCOIDNVNMWY
0.44″ 0.88″ 1.75″ Circle size scaleOne spotter report, sized by amount
Circles show spotter reports for Utah on October 15, 2026, each sized by amount. County lines mark the area, and the largest values are labeled. 12 reports are plotted.

Rainfall reports for the day

Rainfall reports for the day: Utah, October 15, 2026, 12 reports
AmountPlaceCountyReported byTime
1.75 inches18 SSE Canyonlands NpSan JuanCO-OP Observer
1.20 inches5 NE Canyonlands NpSan JuanCO-OP Observer
1.20 inches5 NW MoabGrandCO-OP Observer
0.91 inches4 SSE MoabGrandPublic
0.91 inches3 NW La Sal Jct ArptSan JuanCocorahs
0.83 inches3 SE MoabGrandCocorahs
0.79 inchesBlandingSan JuanCocorahs
0.74 inches1 NW MoabGrandCocorahs
0.58 inches1 E Blanding Muni ArptSan JuanAWOS
0.55 inches1 WSW MonticelloSan JuanCO-OP Observer
0.52 inches16 NW MoabGrandASOS
0.52 inches10 E Fry CynSan JuanCO-OP Observer

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Aurora verdict for Utah

No Kp reading for the night of October 15 has reached the record for Utah yet.

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City climate figures for October 15, 2026

City climate figures for October 15, 2026, Utah
CityHighLowRainSnow
Salt Lake City63°F41°F0.00 inches0.0 inches

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