2023 Spring Runoff Flooding

Are You in a Floodplain?

Click here or on the image above to access FEMA's floodplain viewer

Check the Weather & Flood Forecasts

Click here or on the image above for up-to-date weather & flood forecasts.

The flood monitoring cameras, which were acquired temporarily for the flood response, are no longer in place due to the reduction of flood concerns across the state. We want to thank our federal, state, and local emergency management partners, Live View Technologies (LVT), and the media for their participation and support which enabled officials and the public to view and monitor areas of concern within their communities.

Go to the Flood Dashboard

In response to the flooding in 2023, due to record snowpack, the State of Utah Division of Emergency Management has compiled (or gathered) a variety of resources and spatial data to increase situational awareness.

Read the Final Flood Situation Report June 29 2023

On the map, areas shaded light blue (Zone A's) have the highest risk with 1% or more chance of flooding each year. Areas shaded in orange (Zone B's) carry a .2% annual risk. No color can signify either lower risk or that risk has not been determined.

Floodplains are delineated along rivers, streams and lake shorelines. The maps do not reflect the risk of groundwater flooding or of stormwater system failure.

No, because anywhere it can rain, it can flood. Also, some areas of Utah have digital flood maps and some areas have flood risks delineated only on older paper maps. Meanwhile, some areas have never been mapped at all.

The best way to protect yourself is with flood insurance. Most homeowner and renter insurance do NOT cover flooding. Check with with your agent. If you cannot get flood insurance through your agent, contact the National Flood Insurance Program help desk at 800-427-4661. For more information about flood insurance click here.