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Winter has arrived in the Western United States and ski resorts from California to Montana are reporting loads of new snow this morning and that’s just the beginning. A winter weather pattern is projected to stay in place for at least the next two weeks, bringing with it loads of powder and cold temps.

The 2020-21 ski season has begun and from now on we expect resorts to continue to get hit with snow storms! Stay up to date and see which destinations are getting the most snow and how you can save on your ski trip.

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FORECAST UPDATE 11/9/20: Resorts are opening with as much as 3ft in some areas.

Check out which resorts are going into the 2020-21 ski season with the most snow.

So far, Utah is the clear winner as it concerns round #1 of the two week storm cycle we’re hoping to see. Areas of the upper Wasatch, including Alta and Snowbird saw over 3 feet of snow in spots, with most base areas averaging well over a foot.

But the snow is not just limited to Utah. Colorado, especially the southwest portion of the state, is seeing heavy accumulations and places like Telluride are currently under a Winter Storm Warning. Expect that precipiation to move into the central and northern mountains later today with snowfall intensity picking up this evening across the majority of ski resorts in the state.

In California, residents of the Sierra were greeted with some much needed precipitation as wildfires have ravaged the state this summer with over 3 million acres affected by the fires. Mammoth, Squaw, and Heavenly all saw significant accumulation. They should remain dry for the majority of the week before snow returns to Tahoe and the surrounding mountains on Thursday.

The Northern Rockies will also see snowfall this week and Jackson Hole Mountain Resort is reporting 4″ of fresh at their mid-mountain snow plot. Grand Targhee seems to have gotten a bit more with somewhere between 6-8″ sitting on their snow stake. Further north, Sun Valley in Idaho and Big Sky in Montana both seem to have landed in the 1-4″ range.

24 HOUR SNOW TOTALS

Alta - 25"
Snowbird – 27″
Solitude – 20″
Wolf Creek – 16″
Telluride – 12″ (high elevations)
Crested Butte – 8″ (high elevations)

FORECAST UPDATE 12/30/19: OpenSnow predicts between 5 and 12 inches will fall in the next 5 days.

The snow and savings are dropping in Colorado

On average Colorado ski resorts receive anywhere from 300” to nearly 400” annually. Colorado snow is renowned for its fluffy dryness, which makes skiing from bell to bell on even the deepest days a cinch. If you’re looking to chase the storm each day and have a variety of ski resorts at your fingertips, base your ski trip out of Frisco and Silverthorne, which are within a 10-minute to 40-minute drive from eight Colorado ski resorts, including Keystone, Breckenridge, Copper Mountain, Winter Park, Vail and Beaver Creek. To immerse yourself in deep powder and focus on one destination one place during your Colorado powder trip, Aspen, Steamboat, Telluride and Crested Butte provide everything you need, plus incredible on- and off-mountain experiences.

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Colorado Snow Report*

*Last updated 12/30/19

FORECAST UPDATE 12/20/19: OpenSnow predicts between 5 and 7 inches will fall in the next 5 days.

Ski the California pow and save

If mega snow storms, convenience and tons of off-mountain activities top your ski vacation docket, a California ski trip will please powder chasers of all stripes. In years past, Mammoth and top Lake Tahoe resorts (Heavenly, Northstar, Kirkwood and Squaw) saw record-breaking storms, some dropping up to five feet or more.

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California Snow Report*

*Last updated 12/20/19

FORECAST UPDATE 12/30/19: OpenSnow predicts between 12 and 20 inches will fall in Utah over the next 5 days.

Celebrate 'The Greatest Snow On Earth' by saving on lodging

The only thing that outshines the incredible convenience of a Salt Lake City ski vacation is its renowned "lake-affect" snow, which averages 500” annually for several top Utah resorts. Thanks to the proximity of all the Utah ski resorts it's easy to check out multiple resorts during your trip, so there's no need to choose just one.

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Utah Snow Report*

*Last updated 12/30/19

FORECAST UPDATE 12/30/19: OpenSnow predicts between 7 and 18 inches will fall in the Northern Rockies over the next 5 days.

Save on a Wyoming/Montana/Idaho powder trip

Wyoming and Montana resorts enjoy a northerly location, which ensures colder temperatures and more frequent snowfall than some of their southern counterparts. In particular, the Teton resorts often receive 400”-450” annually.

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Wyoming/Montana/Idaho Snow Report*

*Last updated 12/30/19

FORECAST UPDATE 12/30/19: OpenSnow predicts between 5 and 37 inches will fall in Canada over the next 5 days.

Get deep in snow and savings in Canada

Those on the hunt for deep snow, massive terrain and friendly locals should place a Canada ski vacation at the stop of their list. Unsurprisingly, powder hounds will want to focus their efforts on the famed "Powder Highway" resorts, which include Red Mountain, Revelstoke, Fernie, Panorama, Whitewater and Kimberley or the massive terrain and sea-affect snow that Whistler Blackcomb enjoys.

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Canada Snow Report*

*Last updated 12/30/19

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