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US Ski Resorts Assess Need for Snow Guns Amidst Winter Forecasts

This article discusses the potential impact of natural snowfall on the need for artificial snowmaking at U.S. ski resorts. It explores the expectations of resort operators and mountain hoteliers regarding the upcoming winter season. The piece aims to determine if increased natural snow will lessen the reliance on snow guns. AI

RANK_REASON The article is an analysis of industry expectations based on interviews, not a primary event.

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US Ski Resorts Assess Need for Snow Guns Amidst Winter Forecasts

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Emese Maczko, Contributor ·

    A Snowier Winter Is Coming. Why U.S. Ski Resorts May Still Need Their Snow Guns?

    Will natural snow reduce the need for snowmaking? I interviewed U.S. ski resorts, mountain hotels, and operators to learn what they expect this season.