A boulder the sized of house fell onto Zion-Mount Carmel Highway, State Route 9, in Zion National Park shutting down the highway between Canyon Junction and the East Entrance. The rock fell after a flooding caused by a severe thunderstorm according to reviewjournal.com. The park is working with a hazard geologist from the Utah Geological Survey to remove the rock safely and reopen the road.
*hazard geologist is sweet title to have.
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