High-pressure system that brought southern, central Utah storms will stay throughout the week

The biggest potential for rain — and thunderstorms — is in the afternoons and evenings and decreases when temperatures drop into the night.

(National Park Service via AP) In this photo provided by the National Park Service is the scene after a flash flood in Zion National Park, Utah on Tuesday, June 29, 2021. More flash floods were expected in the area on Monday.

High-pressure system that brought southern, central Utah storms will stay throughout the week

The biggest potential for rain — and thunderstorms — is in the afternoons and evenings and decreases when temperatures drop into the night.

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