NORTHERN Utah (ABC4 News) – As high winds continue, Utahn’s are seeing damage and destruction from every angle.
Semi-trucks are blown over along the major freeways, trees are being uprooted in neighborhoods and power lines are strung along the highways and residential areas.
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U of U Photo Courtesy: Brittany Blackham 
Trees uprooting in Davis County 
Trees uprooting in Davis County 
Trees uprooting in Davis County 
Trees uprooting in Davis County 
Semi’s knocked over on Utah highways 
Semi’s knocked over on Utah highways 
Semi’s knocked over on Utah highways 
Semi’s knocked over on Utah highways 
Semi drivers waiting out storm under bridges 
Capitol Hill 
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Courtesy Michael Paskett 
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Courtesy Mikey Strong 
Capitol Hill 
Capitol Hill 
Capitol Hill 
Capitol Hill 
Hyrum Photo Courtesy Shalane Christensen 
Hyrum Photo Courtesy Shalane Christensen 
Hyrum Photo Courtesy Shalane Christensen 
Hyrum Photo Courtesy Shalane Christensen 
Rose Park photo courtesy Darla Delgado 
Rose Park photo courtesy Darla Delgado 
Rose Park photo courtesy Darla Delgado 
Photo Courtesy Michael Pasket 
Photo Courtesy Michael Pasket 
Photo Courtesy Michael Pasket 
Salt Lake Cemetary 
Salt Lake Cemetary 
Salt Lake Cemetary 
Courtesy Brian Burton 
Courtesy Brian Burton 
Courtesy Brian Burton 
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Courtesy Erika Dixon Layton 
Courtesy Erika Dixon Layton 
Courtesy Greg Crofoot -Riverton 
Courtesy Greg Crofoot 
Courtesy Legacy Carter Downtown SLC 2 
Courtesy Legacy Carter Downtown SLC 
Courtesy Matt Lehman Downtown SLC 
Courtesy Ray Friess 
Courtesy Ray Friess 
Courtesy Robin Graef 
Courtesy Robin Graef 
Courtesy Robin Graef 
Over 175,000 people are without power as of Tuesday afternoon.
ABC4 will continue to monitor the storm and bring you updates as they become available.
