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Utah blanketed in October snow
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Exceptionally early snowstorms which have smothered California's mountains are also hammering Utah. The resorts above Salt Lake City are looking to open well before their scheduled dates, with continuing snowfall this week.

Alta already has a base of over 160cm, and expecting another 100cm within days. Another local resort, Brighton (opening on 29 October) is in ecstasy:

"The last time we opened this early was the 1983-84 season, 20 years ago," said Brighton General Manager Randy Doyle. "It's unbelievable. It's like mid-December out there."

Here's a full report from The Salt Lake Tribune.
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In Alta the heavy early snow is already causing an avalanche risk. A slide came down from Mount Baldy last Sunday, triggering a special alert because ski patrols are not blasting yet. Skiers are already up on the hills, though the lifts at Alta are not yet open.

This report from Casper Star Tribune.
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