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Originally Posted by snoseek Talking with long time residents on the lifts and bars the snowpack is far less than normal. Many areas are delaying opening including Vail and Steamboat. ...

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Talking with long time residents on the lifts and bars the snowpack is far less than normal. Many areas are delaying opening including Vail and Steamboat. Utah dosn't look much better. The forecast may improve early next week. This is a case in point that western areas don't have nearly the snowmaking capacity as northeast areas.
Hang in there..it's only mid-November. My first season living in Bozeman MT..Big Sky only had two groomers open for Thanksgiving and Bridger Bowl didn't open until Christmas but then it dumped and dumped and dumped..and my second and final season out there it snowed 105 inches at Bridger bowl in 5 days right before New Years..than it snowed another couple hundred inches..wowser..Ski as much as you can..even if it's on ribbons of death..
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