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Weather service confirms last week's storms produced a second Utah tornado
Federal meteorologists confirmed a second Utah tornado from last week's storms. A weak tornado touched down near Jensen, Utah, causing no damage. The tornado was rated EF-U due to unknown wind speeds and characteristics. JENSEN, Uintah County — A severe thunderstorm system that produced a rare mountain tornado in Davis...
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Salt Lake City Forecast Points to Several Dry Days
Salt Lake City is forecast to see a sunny Wednesday afternoon with a high near 79 degrees. The forecast stays generally dry through the weekend, before cooler weather arrives Monday. Sunny Wednesday, Dry Weekend. The National Weather Service’s Salt Lake City forecast describes generally light flow. A Hoodline forecast calls...
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Utah tornado left estimated four-mile path across Wasatch Mountains
FARMINGTON, Utah (KUTV) — The National Weather Service is taking a closer look at a tornado that touched down high in the Wasatch Mountains, becoming the third confirmed tornado in Utah this year. The tornado moved through parts of Davis and Morgan counties Friday. Early estimates indicate its damage...
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Stormy Start - Tuesday, September 22
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‘I was getting pelted’: Residents react after intense hailstorms, rain, and a tornado
DAVIS COUNTY, Utah (ABC4) — Residents are reacting after severe thunderstorms passed through the Northern Wasatch Front, and a tornado touched down near Fruit Heights. On Friday afternoon, a tornado warning was issued for Weber, Davis, and Morgon counties due to extreme thunderstorm conditions. With those conditions, residents saw heavy rain, hailstorms, and even a […]
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Idaho Falls, Pocatello, Logan and Salt Lake City Face Strong to Severe Thunderstorm Threat Today With Isolated Damaging Gusts and Hail Also Possible Across the Central High Plains
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH — A few strong to severe thunderstorms could bring isolated damaging wind gusts and hail to parts of the Intermountain West and central High Plains today, Thursday, September 17, according to a Severe Weather Outlook from Max Velocity, updated at 12:47 a.m. CDT. Across the Intermountain West, an incoming weather system will spark thunderstorms over the higher terrain late this afternoon, with the strongest cells capable of producing isolated severe gusts and hail through the early evening, while farther east, scattered storms develop along a lifting warm front across Nebraska and the central High Plains.