| Last Snowfall | Mon 06 Jul |
| Next 3 days | 0 |
| Upper piste depth | 0 |
| Lower piste depth | 0 |
| Snow quality | No information |
| Lifts open | 0 out of 9 |
| Resort opening date | Sat 24 Oct 2020 |
| Resort closing date | Mon 03 May 2021 |
| Resort | Sat 19 Sep | Sun 20 Sep | Mon 21 Sep | Tue 22 Sep | Wed 23 Sep | Thu 24 Sep | Fri 25 Sep | Sat 26 Sep | Sun 27 Sep | Mon 28 Sep |
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US resorts have not seen the levels of snowfall that European resorts have at the beginning of March but this is not a big issue as the snowfall was excellent during January and February. There has still been fresh snow across most parts.
A storm brought a few inches of snow to parts of Colorado and Utah. Conditions are therefore excellent this week with some great powder skiing on offer. No fresh snow is forecast in most parts of Colorado and Utah over the next few days. There should be plenty of sun, particularly on Thursday and Friday, meaning it is a good time to book a trip to the area.
California has had the most fresh snow in the US during the past week. There was around 50cm of fresh snow in the latter part of last week in Squaw. The middle part of this week will bring mild temperatures and no new snow but a storm could move into the area over the weekend bringing further fresh snow.
A sunny Wednesday and Thursday is forecast for Jackson Hole in Wyoming and Big Sky in Montana, giving perfect conditions in which to enjoy the excellent spring skiing. The weekend is forecast to bring snow to Jackson Hole.
Across on the East Coast, fresh snow fell on Friday. This week will bring some further light snow which is forecast to get heavier on Friday before clearing over the weekend.
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