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Storm brings flooded streets, muddy roads to Zion National Park neighborhoods

Video showed multiple flooded Hurricane streets in and around the downtown area.

(Fox 13 News) Streets throughout Hurricane were left flooded Friday after a morning storm system passed through the city.

(Fox 13 News) Streets throughout Hurricane were left flooded Friday after a morning storm system passed through the city.

Streets throughout Hurricane were left flooded Friday after a morning storm system passed through the city, as well as Zion National Park and other southern Utah neighborhoods.

A Flash Flood Warning was issued for the Springdale area just after 9 a.m. and remained in place until 1 p.m., while a similar warning for Hurricane, Virgin and Rockville expired 30 minutes later.

Video showed multiple flooded Hurricane streets in and around the downtown area, with several vehicles caught up in the high water. After the storm passed, crews were seen attempting to clear mud and standing water from the streets.

(Fox 13 News) Workers clear mud from roads in Hurricane on Friday, August 14, 2026.

The extent of the damage is not yet known.

Throughout the morning and early afternoon, drivers on roads heading into and out of Zion National Park faced pooled water, although no deep flooding that forced any street closures.

Read the full story at Fox13Now.com.

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