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The latest on what Super El Niño could mean for ski resorts

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Past El Niño events aren't always good predictors of the future. As the opening of the ski season moves closer, the predicted Super El Niño continues to gain strength.

What Super El Niño could mean for the ski season Riders line up for the Gadzoom lift on opening day at Snowbird Ski Resort in Snowbird on Sunday, Dec.