Deepest days of the Year in Park City!

Well Daven, I check out multiple sources but first and foremost use the Ski Utah Snow Report. I have it emailed to me first thing every morning. Usually arrives in your in box by 630 am. Second, I use the National Weather Service in Salt Lake mobile page called, "Snow on the Go" There you can find multiple weather stations around the Wasatch range. You can how much snow has fallen at multiple stations like Jupiter (PC), Alta Collins, and WildCat (Snowbasin). This way you can see how much the resort is actually receiving since the resort has closed. You need to remember that for the snow report it's a 24 hour total so there is the potential that all that snow came the previous day. That's why I like to check the weather stations as well. Hope this helps! If none of this makes sense just check my facebook page. I usually try and ski the deepest snow in the state and I'm pretty good about letting everyone know where and when I'm going. For example be at Snowbird early next week. It's going to be good!