WATCH: Arizona Snowbowl ski season continues despite lack of real snow
Much of Arizona is off to a dry start to the 2024-25 winter season
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Skiers and snowboarders are still getting to enjoy the trails at Arizona Snowbowl this year. But unlike recent winters, most of the snow on the mountains this year is man-made on the mountain. According to the National Weather Service, Flagstaff saw no measurable precipitation in December. That month also marked the fourth warmest on record for Flagstaff. But how is the dry winter so far impacting the ski resort?
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12:45 AM, Jan 11, 2025
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12:47 AM, Jan 11, 2025
FLAGSTAFF, AZ — Skiers and snowboarders are still getting to enjoy the trails at Arizona Snowbowl this year.
But unlike recent winters, most of the snow on the mountains this year is man-made. According to the National Weather Service, Flagstaff saw no measurable precipitation in December. That month also marked the fourth warmest on record for Flagstaff.
But how is the dry winter so far impacting the ski resort?
We talked to Snowbowl officials and learned more about the situation in the video player above.
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