Piute County, UT — Severe Weather & Radar

No active severe-weather warnings for Piute County, UT right now. Live radar is below — set up alerts to get warned the moment one is issued.

Federal disaster declared

Cottonwood Fire, Flooding, and Mudslides: FEMA approved a major disaster declaration for this county on Oct 7, 2026. It pays for the public recovery, like roads, public buildings and debris. Assistance for individuals isn't approved here; FEMA's page shows if that changes.

Live weather radar near Piute County, UT
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Piute County, UT
38.336, -112.120

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Severe-weather outlook

General (non-severe) thunderstorms are possible in Piute County, UTtoday, per the Storm Prediction Center's Day 1 outlook.

3-day forecast

Today
Rain
68° / 50°
84% precip
Tomorrow
Rain
62° / 45°
95% precip
Monday
Rain
57° / 40°
94% precip

Forecast: NOAA National Blend of Models.

When is severe weather most likely near Piute?

Around Piute County and the high plains, severe weather peaks in the summer months.

Large hail and damaging winds are the primary threats — the plains just east of the Rockies are especially hail-prone — with flash flooding a concern in and near the mountains.

Based on long-term NOAA / NWS Storm Prediction Center climatology.

In Piute County, UT

Piute County, UT has an estimated 1,400 residents, plus 5 schools that could be in a storm's path. Atmostorm shows which of them fall inside an active warning polygon.

Emergency-management view: who & what is in the warned path →

Nearby areas

Live radar and active alerts for places near Piute:

Not an official source — always confirm with the National Weather Service at weather.gov. Data aggregated from NWS/SPC. Facility and population figures are decision-support estimates.