Flooding in Utah’s Bryce Canyon National Park prompted several rescues this week. Local meteorologist Matt Johnson compiled a couple of videos that show the floods that impacted the park on August 24.
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“Eleven people in four different groups were rescued amid the flooding today,” Johnson wrote in a Facebook post sharing the videos. “Two of the rescued people were taken to the hospital with hypothermia symptoms, while everyone else was evaluated and released on scene.”
Johnson reports that flooding affected the Fairy Land, Navajo Loop, Peekaboo, and Queens Gardens trails.
Watch the flooding that recently affected Bryce Canyon National Park below (or see it here).
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