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AccuWeather's ski season forecast expects El Niño to bring frequent storms and a much better ski season from the Sierra Nevada through the central and southern Rockies. Salt Lake City, which had only 3.7 inches of snow last winter, is forecast to get 50 to 65 inches. The best conditions are expected in Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, Arizona, California and Nevada, while a much warmer December and limited natural snow could shorten seasons in the Midwest and East. Northern New England and upstate New York look best in the East.
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00:00After a dismal winter, western skiers may finally get the snow they've been waiting for.
00:05AccuWeather forecasters expect El Nino to drive this winter's pattern across the U.S.
00:09That favors frequent storms from the Sierra Nevada through the central and southern Rockies.
00:15It's a big turnaround from last season. Salt Lake City got only 3.7 inches of snow,
00:20its least snowy winter on record. This year, AccuWeather is forecasting 50 to 65 inches there.
00:26The best conditions nationwide are expected in Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, Arizona, California,
00:34and Nevada. The Midwest looks tougher, with a much warmer December and limited natural snow.
00:40In the east, a warm December could leave only a few trails open. Northern New England and upstate New
00:46York look best in that region. So this winter, the west may be the place to ski. Disclosure.
00:51This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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