Yes, you could be skiing this weekend, but not in the Wasatch Range.
A quick look at the snowpack snow water equivalent (SWE) at western U.S. SNOTELs shows the highest values are nearby at the 9200 foot Grand Targhee site. Take a quick gander, and you'll see a yellow dot near the Wyoming–Idaho border at that site.
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Source: NRCS |
Observations show a snowpack SWE of 8.1 inches. Pretty healthy for October and the equivalent to the climatological median in late November.
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Source: NRCS |
Web cams show a wintery scene.
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Source: Grand Targhee |
If you go, add your report to the comments.
Note: To my knowledge, the ski area will not be open. I don't know their policy for access this time of year. You will need to earn your turns, possibly outside the resort boundary.
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