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El Niño fuels more Southern Utah storms after record year for flash flood warnings (opens the original)
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Although Southern Utah has mostly moved past monsoon season, moisture has returned thanks to El Niño, bringing with it heavy rainfall, flash flooding and a couple of rainbows. This year's weather has broken records, with the most severe thunderstorm warnings and the most flash flood warnings since the National Weather Service began tracking them in 1986 â 40 years ago, said Hayden Mahan, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Salt Lake City. This record is for most of Utah, whic
Cedar City launches volunteer committee to tackle litter, weeds and graffiti (opens the original)
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Residents who want to help keep Cedar City clean and graffiti-free can now join a committee focused on that goal. The committee, called "Cedar City Cares," is intended to recruit volunteers to help the Public Works Department "care for Cedar City's public spaces through routine maintenance, cleanup, and beautification projects," according to the council packet. "The Committee encourages residents to serve their community by picking up litter, controlling weeds, maintaining public landscapes, and
Why fall looks, smells and feels different across Southern Utah (opens the original)
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Fall is in full swing in the Southern Utah mountains and is moving into the valleys as the air cools and the days get shorter. Autumn is famous for its color. As cooler temperatures set in, deciduous trees' leaves change hue and begin to fall because they can't photosynthesize when it is too cold, said Matt Ogburn, an associate professor of biology at Southern Utah University. "The pigment molecules in the leaves, like the chlorophyll molecules, are pretty valuable to the plant, and so they'll p
Police seek owner of dog that reportedly bit child in Hildale (opens the original)
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This file photo shows a Colorado City-Hildale City Police patrol vehicle in Hildale, Utah, date not specified. A child was reportedly bitten by a dog in Hildale, and police are seeking help from the public. The Colorado City-Hildale City Police Department responded to the incident at approximately 3:36 p.m. at Utah Avenue and Juniper Street. According to a Facebook post from the department, the child's parent reported the bite. The dog was one of three walking alongside its owner, who was on ho
As invasive reeds change the Virgin River, Washington County faces a long-term fight to remove them (opens the original)
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The horse-head tops of European reeds sway in the breeze along the Virgin River as it meanders through the Southern Utah desert. Officials say these reeds are invasive, can outcompete native species, pose a fire hazard and change the way the river flows. Phragmites australis, the European common reed, is a non-native species that has spread across North America from Eurasia. It looks similar to the Utah-native Phragmites americanus, the American common Reed. "The native species doesn't grow in
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