102" Since February 1
February is off to an incredible start. We have received over 100" of snow (Solitude winning deepest snowfall total) in the last twelve days. That's just over EIGHT feet!
Sunday Powder Laps
Sunday Powder at Solitude
Photo Eric M. Dyer Athlete Harrison Holley Feb 11 2019 / Solitude Mountain Resort
All Smiles!
Hannah is all smiles on a bluebird powder day.
Photo Iz La Motte Athlete Hannah Barkey Feb 11 2019 / Alta Ski Area
Red Rocks and Powder
Lexi skiing first tracks at Brian Head
Photo John Howland Athlete Lexi Dowdall Feb 11 2019 / Brian Head
Red Tram
The iconic Tram at Snowbird
Photo Dave Amirault Athlete Red Tram Feb 11 2019 / Snowbird
Beaver Mountain
Snowboarder getting pitted at Beaver Mountain
Photo Matt Logan Feb 11 2019 / Beaver Mountain
Powder for Breakfast
Ski Utah Athlete Dillon Green sampling Utah's powder
Photo Chris Pearson Athlete Dillon Green Feb 11 2019 / Brighton Resort
To add some even more impressive numbers, 394" has fallen at Snowbird year-to-date and Alta boasts the deepest base depth sitting at 127".
Here's a look at snowfall totals since February 1.
Alta Ski Area: 85"
Beaver Mountain: 43"
Brian Head Ski Resort: 63"
Brighton: 97"
Deer Valley Resort: 70"
Eagle Point: 46"
Nordic Valley: 25"
Park City Mountain: 66"
Powder Mountain: 77"
Snowbasin Resort: 51"
Snowbird: 93"
Solitude Mountain Resort: 102"
Sundance Mountain Resort: 37"
As we put together this storm wrap up, there's another on the way for mid-week. Seems to be the story of this winter. Keep your snow dances, prayers to Ullr and whatever else you're doing going. It's working!
All snowfall totals gathered from the Offical Utah Snow Report and more stoke can be found on our Instagram.
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