Four Utah ski areas — Alta, Brighton, Snowbird and Solitude — are over 600 inches of snow for the season.
Deer Valley has received 20 fresh inches over the past 72 hours, pushing it to a new all-time high. Plus, updates of snowfall numbers at ski resorts across Utah.
Skiers take turns at Deer Valley, on Thursday, Dec. 1, 2022. The resort is on the verge of breaking its all-time snowfall record.Ski resorts all over Utah have been breaking snowfall records all season.The resort reported receiving 20 inches of new snow over the past 72 hours, pushing it past its season snowfall record.
8:20am update: We are at 11 inches of new snow and it is coming down hard! Very close to breaking our all-time season snowfall record!
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