Wasatch Back

Time for KSL Weather with Matt Johnson.

Folks, we had some severe thunderstorms roll through the Wasatch Back.

In fact, specifically Midway and Heber along the Wasatch Back had a severe thunderstorm that produced golf ball to ping pong sized hail.

One inch sized hail, pretty large.

It probably did some damage to cars, took off leaves from the trees and even cracked some windows.

Most of the state lives in an urban area, and it's very easy for people in urban areas to get to vote.

A lot harder if you're in San Juan County or even parts of Washington County or the Wasatch Back or Rich County.

That's why Utah adopted mail-in voting, by the way.

We'd always allowed absentee voting, where you could request a mail-in ballot.

Surprise, right? They're, of course, the standard deviation ranges where you are in Utah.

You know, if you're further away from Salt Lake, from Wasatch Front, it's more affordable, unless in the Wasatch Back.

But anything, controlling for geography, homes are smaller and they're on a smaller lot.

Again, you're not going to fix the problem with just overall supply.