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October7ON THIS DAY

FROM THE UTAH WEATHER ALMANAC

There’s history in the forecast.

In 1896, a man drowned while attempting to cross Mill Creek near Moab while it was swollen from heavy rain. In 1916, one of the worst storms in Vernal's history destroyed buildings, bridges and roads. In 1975, a major storm caused extensive wind damage in northern Utah. Many windows, trees and signs were destroyed.

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Snow at the St. George Temple
PHOTO OF THE DAY · October 7

Snow at the St. George Temple

Snow fell on the grounds of the LDS Temple in St. George, Utah, on March 10, 2006 Photograph by Rex Winterton; courtesy of ABC4-KTVX Television

Rex Winterton

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