FRUIT HEIGHTS, Utah (KUTV) — A tornado that moved through the Davis and Morgan County mountains set a new Utah state record for tornado width, according to the National Weather Service.
The Francis Peak tornado had a path length of 5.93 miles, remained on the ground for 16 minutes and reached a maximum width of 1,900 yards, or 1.1 miles. NWS said the width set a Utah record.
Video from Fruit Heights showed the tornado in the Davis County foothills as the severe storm moved through the area.
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