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Utah's water damage risk follows two distinct seasonal patterns. In the spring, snowmelt from the Wasatch Mountains can swell streams and rivers along the densely populated Wasatch Front, straining drainage systems during rapid runoff. In summer, monsoon season brings intense, localized thunderstorms that can cause flash flooding in canyons and low lying areas, a risk well documented across the state's canyon country. Utah's dry climate for much of the year means many communities were not built with heavy, sudden precipitation in mind.