
4 reports on this story
Davis County tornado classified as EF-2; tornado width sets new state record
What happened
A tornado touched down in Davis County on Sept. 18, traveled 5.93 miles, and set a Utah record for width at 1.1 miles. It caused significant tree damage, including felled and defoliated conifers, and dissipated near Peterson by 2 p.m.
Timeline
- KSL Davis County tornado classified as EF-2; tornado width sets new state record
- KUTV 2News Davis County tornado sets Utah record at 1.1 miles wide near Francis Peak
- KJZZ Davis County tornado sets Utah record at 1.1 miles wide near Francis Peak
- ABC 4 Report provides new details, classification of recent Davis County tornado
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Davis County tornado sets Utah record at 1.1 miles wide near Francis Peak
— Davis County tornado sets Utah record at 1.1 miles wide near Francis Peak FRUIT HEIGHTS, Utah (KUTV) — A tornado that moved through the Davis and Morgan County mountains set a new Utah state record for tornado width…
Davis County tornado sets Utah record at 1.1 miles wide near Francis Peak
— Davis County tornado sets Utah record at 1.1 miles wide near Francis Peak FRUIT HEIGHTS, Utah (KUTV) — A tornado that moved through the Davis and Morgan County mountains set a new Utah state record for tornado width…
