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October10ON THIS DAY

FROM THE UTAH WEATHER ALMANAC

There’s history in the forecast.

In 1920, more than 1 inch of rainfall soaked conference-goers at Temple Square in Salt Lake City. In 1960, a total of 1.31 inches of rain fell on Provo, making it the wettest Oct. 10th on record. In 2000, a foot of snow fell at Alta while pea-sized hail occurred in Pleasant Grove. Also, St. George had a wind gust to 66 mph.

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Lightning over Lehi
PHOTO OF THE DAY · October 10

Lightning over Lehi

Lightning hits Lehi, Utah, on June 9, 2006, 10:15 PM Photograph by Trevor Hansen; courtesy of ABC4-KTVX Television

Trevor Hansen

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