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It's the best day to run the New York City Marathon! Good luck to all the Runners and the spectators – – it's the day you will not forget @nyrr @nycmarathon
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“Doubt your doubts before you doubt your faith.”
- Dieter Uchtdorf
#Sundaythought
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An American Barn Owl looking ghostly at night by the Upper West Side water tank where it nests. 🦉 🧡
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HOW IS THIS ROUGHING THE KICKER!!!! WORST CALL EVER! BYU SCREW JOB! #provodave
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New York City went to the dogs today! 🐶🎃 Had a blast at the Washington Square Park Halloween Dog Parade with my friend Deborah, visiting from Australia. So many hilarious, creative costumes! 🐾 – at New York, NY
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I would like to thank you and your family @SteveYoungQB..
Provo has been MAGICAL...
MAYBE IT WAS THE BOOK OF MORMON..
MAYBE IT'S THE AIR..
MAYBE IT'S THE TIE...
BROTHER PAT IS RIDING WITH THE MORMONS
GIVE MY BYU #CollegeGameDay
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Regular season is locked.
6 INTs. 141 INT return yards
Utah 6A lead in picks. #1 in return yards
Postseason still left.
@skyridgefb @coachjhemm @ballersinutah @SlingintheP @BYUFBRecruiting @UtahFBRecruit @USUFootball @weberstatefb @UtahTech_Fball @SUUFB_ @Kiai_Keone
🤖 Made with AI
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ESPN's @CollegeGameDay at @BYU tomorrow is going to be glorious.
📸 Scenics from Provo today via @ESPNImages photographer Rich Storry 🏔️
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🚨🌨️ Winter has arrived in Utah and is currently dumping up to 1 FOOT of snow across the Wasatch Mountains, at ski resorts including @AltaSkiArea, @Snowbird, @PCski, @Deer_Valley, @BrightonResort, and @SolitudeMTN. 😍
⏳🏂 The ski season is not far behind it, with this storm making its way to Colorado next. We should see lifts start to spin within the next couple of weeks, and we can hardly wait! 😆
Where are you planning on making your first turns this winter? 🤷♂️
I started laughing crying watching this. The girl rocks
This is hilarious, but it can also be a scary thrill for a lot of people, adults and kids alike! The sky swing ride at amusement parks is something that will get your heart pounding. Most people would’ve been yelling “let me off” if the ride malfunctioned, but this girl showed she had more heart than the boys, and the looks on their faces at the end say it all.
Would you let your kids ride this?
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Our thoughts are with the communities facing Hurricane Isaias and the first responders helping them.
This footage offers a view from the Air Force Reserve Hurricane Hunters’ mission into the storm, where crews collected weather data to support National Hurricane Center forecasts.
If you’re in an affected area, stay #WeatherReady: Follow official weather alerts and local emergency officials’ instructions. Never drive through floodwaters.
#HurricaneHunters #ReserveReady
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Salt Lake City just broke its record high temperature.
The high reached 88° today, breaking the previous record of 87° set in 1993. For perspective, the normal high is just 71°.
A pretty remarkable stretch of warmth for early October in Utah. #utwx
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BREAKING: Utah's WIDEST tornado on record has been confirmed! The September 18, 2026 tornado was a mile-wide monster!
This is the tornado that impacted Francis Peak east of Fruit Heights. The tornado produced EF2 damage, corresponding to maximum winds in the EF2 range, though individual subvortices may have contained winds teetering on EF3 strength.
The tornado touched down at 1:44 p.m. near Bair Canyon at 6,000 feet elevation. It felled numerous softwood conifers and
hardwood aspen groves. Then it summited Francis Peak and entered Morgan county, causing EF2 damage to conifers. Some trees were "either sheared off completely at the top of the tree or snapped at the base," according to the Weather Service.
At this point, the tornado was near 9,500 elevation!
Near Middle Smith Lake, the tornado began to descend in elevation. As it approached Dalton Creek, it swelled to 1.1 miles wide – a new state record for Utah!
When a column of vorticity, or spin, travels downhill, it's usually stretched and intensified. Perhaps this aided in the tornado ingesting more inflow and expanding. The exact mechanisms remain unclear and will undoubtedly be the subject of further study.
At 2 p.m., the tornado dissipated where Middle Fork Peterson Creek meets Left Hand Fork Peterson Creek. That was at 6,200 feet elevation. All told, the tornado had a total elevation change (up and down) of 6,700 feet!
The Weather Service also noted that many of the trees felled were 100-200 years old.
Tornadoes can and DO happen in mountains. The highest elevation tornado recorded in the United States occurred in Colorado in the West Elk Mountains on May 29, 2021 at a height of 12,600 feet.
And on December 27, 2022, a tornado impacted neighborhood near the airport in El Alto, Bolivia (I've been there!). That's 13,327 feet above sea level! El Alto Airport serves the greater La Paz metro area, which is the highest Administrative capital city in the world. (The steep terrain also prevents a train-based metro system, so the entire city is interconnected via a network of teleféricos, or chairlifts!(
