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8 homes sustain flood damage in Murray canal break
At least eight Murray homes were damaged, several extensively, after a Saturday canal breach pummeled them with water and mud.
Arizona ski resort reaping benefits of 'sewage snow'
For two months this winter, thousands of skiers raced down the slopes at Arizona Snowbowl seemingly unconcerned that if they took a spill they might do a face-plant in snow made with water from a sewage plant.
Saturday storm may drop 2 feet of snow, increase snowpack
The Friday snowstorm is expected to continue through Saturday morning, and meteorologists think the added snow could beat the record for the number of months Utah has snowpacked ground.
Latest batch of snowstorms looming
Turns out the warming temperatures and clear skies over Presidents Day weekend weren't marks of spring, but precursors to another winter storm.
Experts share tips for safely enjoying Utah's backcountry
While it's easy to play it safe at Utah's ski resorts, the real danger comes when you head off the beaten path. In honor of Backcountry Avalanche Awareness Week, experts share advice on how to navigate the greatest snow on earth safely.
Record low temperatures make January coldest month since 1949
This past January will go down as the coldest on record at the Salt Lake International Airport since 1949 and the first time temperatures have dipped below zero there since 2008.
A state-by-state look at the Northeast snowstorm
A look at effects in states and provinces in the path of the massive storm that swept across the Northeast U.S. and southern Canada:
Snowstorm hits NYC, Boston; 1 to 3 feet feared
A storm that forecasters warned could be a blizzard for the history books, with a potential for up to 3 feet of snow, clobbered the New York-to-Boston corridor on Friday, grounding flights, sending office workers home early and knocking out power to half a million customers across the Northeast.
Despite storms, Utah snowpack still below average
Bad news for those already feeling the snow fatigue. Though it may feel like Utah has been slammed by storm after storm this month, the state is nowhere near its normal snowpack for the year.
City resources, snowplow priority lists play major role in commute times
The plows were out following Sunday's storm, but that didn't help some drivers who faced tolerable conditions in some areas and more challenging ones in others. A lot of that had to do with both the resources available to the city you were driving in and what roads its snowplow priority list includes.
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