The high is supposed to be 70 degrees today in Provo and Salt Lake

Utah has had record breaking high temperatures for several days now, and the
Only ski resort to open in Utah this year is not closing.
This is a story in the Salt Lake Tribune.

Soon there should be stories about how much tax revenue Utah is losing
due to the warm temperatures.

Snowbird is shutting down its slopes after weeks of unseasonable warmth.

The Utah ski resort, which opened for the season Wednesday, “will make every effort to resume skiing and riding activities once cooler temperatures return,” it said on its website Friday evening. It will continue to operate its aerial tram, but skiing and snowboarding will be prohibited for the time being.

Snowbird’s Little Cottonwood Canyon neighbor Alta Ski Area recorded a high temperature of 55 degrees Friday, according to the National Weather Service. The temperature hadn’t fallen below 34 degrees as of 6 p.m.

Salt Lake City’s high temperature was 64 degrees Friday, according to the weather service, and highs are to stay in the 60s until Tuesday, when they are forecast to be in the 40s.