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How do Utah ski resorts pick an opening day, especially after dismal season? (opens the original)
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BRIAN HEAD, Utah — Ski season may still be weeks away, but Utah’s ski resorts are already looking ahead. Brian Head saw its first snow of the season Tuesday morning and is targeting November 6 for opening day. But how do you pick an opening date this early — when you don't know exactly how much snow is coming? For skiers, the formula is pretty simple. More snow. “Just hoping for more snow, you know, that’s all we can hope for,” skier Patrick said. Victoria Gorman said seeing the seasons change i
USU researchers say 2034 Olympics could be opportunity to improve Utah air quality (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — As Utah prepares to host the 2034 Winter Olympics, Utah State University researchers say the Games could provide an opportunity — and a deadline — to make lasting improvements to the air Utahns breathe. Researchers Edwin Stafford, Roslynn Brain and Randy Martin outlined eight opportunities in a recently published paper focused on creating a lasting clean-air legacy from the 2034 Games. The researchers say Utah's winter inversions can trap pollution in the valleys for days at a t
A wild end to summer: What El Niño could mean for Utah this fall (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — It’s been quite a finish to summer in northern Utah. From monsoon storms and flash flooding to Friday’s severe weather — including a tornado that formed near the Davis County foothills — the final days of summer have certainly kept Utah’s weather interesting. And now, the calendar is turning the page. Fall officially arrives Tuesday, raising the question: What could the next few months bring? For Carrie Bluma and her daughter Lola in Fruit Heights, Friday’s storm was an especial
Utah ramps up monitoring after zebra mussel DNA detected in Colorado River (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — Utah officials are increasing monitoring along the Colorado River after an automated water sampler detected zebra mussel DNA near Potash — a warning sign that officials say they are taking seriously, but not yet considering an infestation. The detection comes as Utah continues its aggressive effort to keep invasive mussels from spreading beyond Lake Powell. Bruce Johnson, with the Utah Department of Natural Resources' Aquatic Invasive Species program, says the positive sample is
Natural-caused wildfires outpace human-caused in unusual Utah fire year (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — It has been an extraordinary fire year in Utah, with more than half a million acres already burned across the state. And while human-caused fires typically make up a large portion of Utah's total, this year is different as natural fire starts are currently outnumbering those caused by people. This year has already earned its place among the biggest in Utah's history. So far, 1,126 fires have burned 559,525 acres across Utah. But one of the most interesting parts of this year's f
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