KSL Meteorologist Kevin Eubank joins the show to discuss the latest issues with flooding, what is in the forecast over the next few days, and how to remain calm as many Utahns may be experiencing fear due to flooding breaking out so quickly. 

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Dan Rascon from KSL 5 TV joins the show live from Kaysville to discuss what he is seeing with the flood damage. Kenny McFarland, a farmer in West Weber, Utah, joins the show to explain the trouble farmers are seeing with the water and the impact it’s having on their crops. 

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Dave and Debbie bring the latest updates on the flooding across Utah. As we continue our KSL in the Community coverage, D2 dives into the mental health of students. Students have been under distress since the shooting at The Covenant School in Nashville that happened about a week and a half ago... as well as multiple hoax threats across schools in Utah. How is this impacting our kids? Dave and Debbie are joined by Dave Visser, a Mental Health Therapist at Fremont High, and School Counselor Beth Johnson.

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KSL NewsRadio Reporter Lindsay Aerts joins the show to describe the flooding situation in Salt Lake City. KSL TV Reporter Karah Brackin joins the show live from Kaysville as runoff caused some major flooding in the area.

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Sandbags are a hot item right now due to flooding across the state. They are so hot, there may even be an issue with sandbag hoarding. People are hoarding them – and reselling them on the black market in bulk. It’s basically the COVID-19 toilet paper hoarding all over again. Taylor Morgan, Host of KSL @ Night and Partner at Morgan May, shares his experience with sandbag issues. SLCO Chief Clint Mecham discusses the disappearance of sandbags.

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Throughout Utah, high school spring sports have been canceled due to the snowfall, and now rain is on the forecast. With the warmer temperatures comes the flooding... How do schools react to it regarding spring sports? Do schools continue to cancel games or delay the season? Fremont High Silverwolves Athletic Director Corey Melaney joins the show.

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Jeff Caplan, Host of Jeff Caplan’s Afternoon News, describes what he saw when he was in Kaysville. Dave and Debbie have recently discussed how more than half of parents make some kind of financial sacrifice for their adult children, and since they’re at a high school today, they speak with Chris Hancock, a Financial Literacy Teacher at Fremont High School, to see what they’re doing to help kids learn how to be more financially independent and prepared for the future.

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D2 is at Fremont High School located in the western part of Weber County in Plain City, Utah. And looking at the map, Fremont is about a mile and a half away from the Weber River, which is at incredibly high levels already from the Uintah Mountains. Plain City Mayor Jon Beesley joins the show to talk about how they’re prepared for these floods and give advice for other cities that haven’t been hit yet. Lane Findlay, Safety Specialist for the Weber School District, discusses how the school is preparing for floods.

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Kade Moncur from SLCO Flood Control describes what’s happening in Salt Lake with the flooding. Emily Cox from Coldwell Banker Realty discusses what homebuyers should look for in a home when it comes to flooding.

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KSL NewsRadio’s Kate Davis and Adam Small give updates on the situation in North Ogden. Jamie Huff, Risk MAP Program Manager with the Utah Division of Emergency Management, shares info on how we can be cautious during a flood.

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