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SALT LAKE CITY — If you weren't around the Wasatch Front Sunday, you missed a fog more fit for a horror film than for Utah.
The dense fog began rolling across the region Sunday afternoon, blanketing the Salt Lake Valley, reducing visibility on roads and causing flight cancellations. The unusual weather was captured on camera by several Utahns, including John Stinnett, who sent us this time-lapse video taken from above North Ogden.
The fog also created an eerie scene in downtown Salt Lake City, captured here by KSL.com's Carter Williams. According to Williams, visibility in the area was so low it was difficult to see the Salt Lake City Temple while standing on a platform just 400 feet away.
Downtown SLC looks pretty cool with the heavy fog this evening #SLC#utwxpic.twitter.com/cc8QNalxZQ
— Carter Williams (@cwilliamsKSL) January 8, 2018
Browse through the gallery to see more fog photos, as well as some great shots of winter sunsets, wildlife and the full moon. And as always, be on the lookout for news happening and submit any photos you take of interesting things happening for our future galleries.
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