Utah Ski Resorts Impacted by Avalanche and Interlodge Orders.

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A natural avalanche occurred at Snowbird ski resort in Utah, but no guests or employees were caught in the debris. The resort dispatched patrollers, rescue dogs, radar technology, and probes to ensure nobody was trapped under the snow. The avalanche was not a result of explosives or other mitigation techniques. Utah has been hit with heavy snowfall this week, with Snowbird reporting over 5 feet of snow. The resort ordered guests to shelter in place during the search.
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- Alta, Snowbird issue interlodge orders after avalanche in Little Cottonwood Canyon KSL.com
- Little Cottonwood Canyon opens briefly for first time in days FOX 13 News Utah
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