Shovels necessary to get snow onto trails
Daily Mining Gazette - Dec 29 9:55 AM
HOUGHTON With too little snow having fallen from the sky, groomers and volunteers at the Michigan Tech University Nordic Training Center have been turning to other sources for snow to fill in the rough spots on the route for next weeks U.S. National Cross Country Skiing Championships.Save
Snow Piles Up In Teller County
KKTV 11 Colorado Springs - Dec 29 10:58 PM
In Teller County the snow continues to pile upin Woodland Park there is at least a few feet in most places. Snow blowers and shovels have become a hot commodity around the area. It took Amy Engleman about one and a half-hours to dig out and shes not alone.Save
“PILED HIGH” CITY POUNDED WITH SNOW
KREX-TV Grand Junction - Dec 29 9:30 PM
Colorado is getting a one two punch from mother nature. Fresh off a surprise Christmas blizzard.. another powerful storm is pounding the area with snow and strong winds.Save
In suburbs, snow equipment out in full force
Rocky Mountain News - Dec 30 12:42 AM
Snow-removal operations were hard at work Friday throughout the suburbs:Save
3 inches of snow mixed with rain, sleet, hail
The Payson Roundup - Dec 29 4:49 PM
Rain, hail, snow, sleet and fog passed through Rim Country this week. National Weather Service Observer Anna Mae Deming reported almost 3 inches of snow fell. The high reached 39 degrees on Thursday, with the low at 30. On Tuesday, before the storm moved in, the high was 64 and the low was 26.Save
Swinging in the snow
Deseret Morning News - Dec 29 11:54 PM
Kara Ward pushes daughters Caroline, left, and Emily on the swings at Provo City Exchange Park on a crisp, clear Friday. The snow didn’t deter the Wards, from Washington, who are visiting relatives in Provo over the holidays. More cold, sunny days are forecast to usher in the new year. Temperatures will be in the mid-30s today with lows near 20. See weather map on E8.Save
Snow-dependent businesses yearn for winter
The Times of Northwest Indiana - Dec 29 11:24 PM
Mild weather is turning winter upside down for businesses needing cold and snow to thrive. With temperatures approaching 50 degrees on Friday, slopes stood empty of skiers at Pines Peak Ski Resort in Valparaiso.Save