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Carbon County residents assess damage after storms in the area

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CARBON COUNTY, Utah (ABC4) — Severe storms moved through parts of Carbon County Wednesday night, bringing quarter-sized hail, heavy rain, strong winds and flooding to communities including East Carbon and Sunnyside. Communities across the area, including Huntington, Wellington, East Carbon and Sunnyside, all saw intense weather Wednesday night.

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