After ‘100-year flood,’ Utah Gov. declares state of emergency as Moab mayor worries of more rain

The city remains open for business — and tourism — as some residents mop up wreckage, she said.

(Courtesy Jesse Vallantine) A large dirt mound is shown in the parking lot of Gloria's Cafe in Moab after a flash flood tore through the area on Sunday, Aug. 21, 2022.

After ‘100-year flood,’ Utah Gov. declares state of emergency as Moab mayor worries of more rain

The city remains open for business — and tourism — as some residents mop up wreckage, she said.

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