Colorado's Spring Skiing Season Bolstered by Above Average Snowpack

With snowpack levels reaching 106%, Colorado looks forward to an exceptional spring skiing season, despite long-term climate change concerns.

Colorado's snowpack has risen to above average levels, now at 106% on the spring equinox, promising a robust spring skiing season.
More storms expected late March and into April could further boost the snowpack, enhancing conditions for spring skiing.
Recent moderate to large-scale snowstorms have significantly contributed to the snowpack, with favorable weather projections for early April.
A study warns of a global reduction in snow cover days in ski areas due to climate change, predicting significant decreases by the end of the century.
Despite the current positive outlook, the long-term forecast indicates potential challenges for ski areas and resorts due to climate change effects.