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Due to warm temperatures Solitude postpones opening day
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Big Cottonwood Canyon, Utah — Tuesday, the Solitude Mountain Resort announced it is postponing its opening day due to warmer temperatures.
According to resort officials say the new opening date is now set for Tuesday, November 23; a delay from Friday’s original target date.
Following last week’s decision by Park City Mountain, Solitude is the latest resort to announce a delay.
The warm temperatures are limiting Solitude’s snowmaking potential.
“With colder temps on the way, we will be making snow at every available window. If conditions justify opening earlier than November 23, we will be ready to go,” said Solitude President & COO Amber Broadaway.
A few weeks ago, cold temperatures and early snowfall led many to get excited about a robust season. Unseasonably warm weather hampered efforts to get snow on the mountains.
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