Speed Week canceled: The rain also postponed Utah’s Speed Week, a long-running tradition where drivers from around the world compete to try and set new land speed records on the Bonneville Salt Flats.Īnd on Monday, the event was canceled due to water still standing on the Salt Flats. Parts of the Utah State University campus were also closed because of flooding, while residents along the Wasatch Front piled sandbags and watched as their streets turned into waterways.ĭespite a few days of dry conditions, the weather service expects the rain to make a return, first in southern Utah by Tuesday, then to the northern reaches of the state by Thursday, which could carry over into the weekend.
The rain brought flood warnings to much of Salt Lake, Tooele and Davis counties, closing part of Little Cottonwood Canyon after storm debris blocked the road. 6, according to the National Weather Service. 03 inches less than what the weather station typically sees during the entire month of August, shattering the daily rainfall record for Aug.
55 inches of water at the Salt Lake City International Airport on Saturday. Northern Utah hit with record-breaking rain: The Beehive State also saw a massive rainstorm that delivered.
was hit with torrential rains this weekend that trapped thousands of tourists at Death Valley National Park, forced vehicle rescues of dozens of people in Denver, killed at least one person in New Mexico and prompted President Joe Biden to visit the widespread damage in Kentucky where the death toll from this summer’s flooding is now 37. He lived to race and made our world so much better.The U.S. Not only was he a genius, but a kind and generous man. Rodgers" of all things motorcycle racing. London said it perfectly, he was the "Mr. Holly Martin, a fellow speed racer, uploaded a picture of Hudson to Instagram with the caption: "Godspeed to my friend and fellow racer Ralph Hudson. He was an incredible guy and his loss is a huge blow to the motorcycling community," wrote one journalist and motorcycle enthusiast. "Ralph Hudson has died after a long fight following a 252 mph crash at Bonneville on his motorcycle. MIRACLE ESCAPE Disturbing pics show makeshift cinderblock cell where 'kidnapped woman held'
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