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Sanpete County's Snowland ski area is set to reopen after 40 years of closure during the upcoming winter season.
As the fall colors start to turn, many powderheads start pacing back and forth, looking longingly at the top of our Rocky Mountains for that first dusting of Utah snow.
As the fall colors start to turn, many powderheads start pacing back and forth, looking longingly at the top of our Rocky Mountains for that first dusting of Utah snow. The Old Farmer's Almanac predicts near- to below-average snowfall for Utah during the 2025-2026 winter season, with warmer-than-normal temperatures overall.
"La Niña" may influence our snowpack as it brings wet and cold to some areas and, often, drier winters in Utah. This could mean a slow start for skiers, but Brian Head is hoping to open its slopes as early as Nov. 7, with Solitude planning for Nov. 14.
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