Flooding creates new rivers and creeks in northern Utah

With parts of Utah already experiencing flooding issues from the snow melt, officials say runoff in certain areas is actually changing the landscape of the state.

"One of the things that we're seeing is that we're seeing new creeks and new rivers and new waterways that have been created from the high volume of melt off because of the high temperatures immediately after a large snow pack," said Lt. Will Farr with the Ogden Police Department.

The new waterways that have seemingly sprung up out of nowhere add more to the plate of city officials who are attempting to mitigate potential disaster.

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[gloriatetting]

The waters always reclaim their path when they have been dammed. It may take centuries, but the water claims all.

[Cautionable_Offense]

Wow. Fort Buenaventura park! That’s crazy to see it like that.

[nomee]

"YAHUAH TSEVA'OTH ALLOWED IT.

[Futooob]

That is awesome, I hope the Weber takes out the houses next to it. Serves them right.