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Eight county waterways listed as impaired
September 25, 2026
Eight water bodies are officially designated as impaired under the Clean Water Act in the current 2026 assessment cycle, including Provo River, Little Cottonwood Creek, Big Cottonwood Creek, Weber River, Kimball Creek, Snake Creek and Provo Deer Creek. These designations mean the water bodies are failing to meet their designated uses and require cleanup plans.
Severe drought eases across Summit County
September 25, 2026
Severe drought coverage in Summit County decreased from 75.76 percent in early September to 55.41 percent in the week of September 22-28, marking partial relief from intensifying drought conditions. The shift suggests recent precipitation or atmospheric conditions have provided some break in the region's severe water deficit, though more than half the county remains in drought category D2 or worse.
Western aster blooms along Iron Mountain Drive
September 25, 2026
was observed in bloom seven times around Park City between August 26 and September 23, most recently on Iron Mountain Drive. This native understory forb blooms in fall across the foothills, typically starting mid-August and persisting through September, reflecting its role as a late-season food source for pollinators before dormancy.
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