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SALT LAKE CITY — Much of the state got walloped by a winter storm on Wednesday morning.
Areas in the Salt Lake Valley got large amounts of snow, ranging from 5 inches in Magna to 15.5 inches in Millcreek since Sunday evening, according to the National Weather Service.
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The Brighton Crest, at 9,500 feet elevation at Brighton Ski Resort, won the snowfall race. Between Sunday evening and 2 p.m. Wednesday, that area has received 63 inches, or more than 5 feet, of snow.
Find the latest information about Wednesday's winter weather, including road and school closures, by clicking this link.
Many KSL.com readers sent in photos of the snowfall in their area on Wednesday.
If you have photos of the snow, submit them using iWitness below. You can also send photos to web@ksl.com or through social media. Follow KSL.com on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram and submit photos on social media.
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