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An intense mid-March heat wave was the death knell for operations at some California ski parks. Several Tahoe resorts waved the white flag and are closing operations a month early, while smaller, lower-elevation ski parks shuttered operations even earlier. If this becomes a longer trend, can resorts withstand an on-again, off-again winter in future seasons?
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Bryan Allegretto, California Forecaster, OpenSnow
Andy Buckley, general manager, Homewood Mountain Resort
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