First Snow - September 30, 2009
By Tim Roberts \ September 30 2009
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Oct 9 2013
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Oct 9 2013
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Oct 9 2013
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Oct 9 2013
It's snowing in the mountains. Utah's resorts are getting their first snow of the season. A few inches fell overnight and it looks like we should be getting another 7-11 inches today and a few more overnight. Temps should stay cold and we could get another shot of precipitation over the weekend. Click here for the NWS Forecast for Brighton, UT.
Click here for our Flickr Set with shots of snow from Utah's Resorts! More to come!
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4 Comments
Tim \ 14.5 years ago
Hi Tom. We usually shoot to have all resorts open by Thanksgiving, but, that depends somewhat on the weather. Usually Alta, Brighton, Snowbird, and Solitude are good bets because of their higher altitude and large amounts of snow. Park City, The Canyons, and Snowbasin all do pretty well with snow too, and have extensive snow making systems.
Tom \ 14.5 years ago
Planning a Thanksgiving ski trip. Which mountain usually opens the earliest? Are conditions generally OK?
Sawrah \ 14.6 years ago
YEEPIE! Bring it on mother nature!
John Q. \ 14.6 years ago
YES!