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Railroad cars overturn after severe storm moves through Lynndyl

By KUTV · August 29, 2026 · 1 min read
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A severe thunderstorm that moved through Lynndyl damaged a house and derailed dozens of railroad cars Friday, according to the Millard County sheriff. Sheriff Steve O’Camb said the storm tore the roof off a house and tipped over about 34 railroad cars.

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