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First season snow falls at Park City Mountain

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Park City Mountain saw its first snowfall of the season overnight. Early Monday morning, Jupiter Peak was dusted with snow above the fall leaves. Forecasts from OpenSnow predict more snowfall across Utah resorts this week.

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