Following above-average rainfall since April, renewed precipitation in New Mexico led to flash flooding. Roads were washed away near Conchas Dam and minor flooding took place near Pojoaque. A strong thunderstorm over the Navajo Nation in New Mexico spawned a brief EF0 tornado near Napi Headquarters. Hail up to in diameter was observed and rainfall caused the Animas River to overflow. Damage in the state reached $20,000. Flash flooding also took place in Utah, including along the Paria River; a stream gauge observed a peak flow of 1,160 ft3 (32.8 m3) per second. A peak wind gust of was observed on Flattop Mountain in Emery County.