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THUNDERSNOW: Several snow squalls hit northern Utah overnight with heavy snow, gusts over 50 mph and lightning. Snow squalls are extremely dangerous for motorists. Did this severe weather wake you up? #utwx 📍 Mountain Green, UT 🎥 Candice Jones

Chase Thomason

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Фото профиля David Jackson

David Jackson3 лет назад

Looks like a STEVEN KING movie

Фото профиля DMc

DMc3 лет назад

Yes..around 2:30 this morning in Sandy. I could hear it hitting my house.

Фото профиля 87chuckrussell

87chuckrussell3 лет назад

Dang. That's pretty intense stuff right there.

Фото профиля alluringstorms 🇨🇦

alluringstorms 🇨🇦3 лет назад

Crazy!

Фото профиля Bill Holt

Bill Holt3 лет назад

Nope, missed the whole thing.

Фото профиля Rick Walkup

Rick Walkup3 лет назад

2am precipitation hitting my picture window woke me in South Ogden.

Фото профиля debbiedarline

debbiedarline3 лет назад

It did wake me up! Sort of scary. I've never experienced thunderclaps and lightning blasts in the middle of the night when it's snowing!

Фото профиля Gary Harrison

Gary Harrison1 год назад

@codybtapp and they want to talk about KC blizzards

Фото профиля S. Poeut

S. Poeut3 лет назад

Around 3 in downtown Salt Lake City. It sounded like construction or a dump truck taking out trash.

Фото профиля 🍀Colleen🍀

🍀Colleen🍀3 лет назад

DanG 😬

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