Alberta ski resorts await snow as warm weather persists
Central Alberta ski slopes remain dry due to unusually warm November weather, delaying winter sports season. Marmot Basin and other resorts eagerly await snowfall.
Central Alberta ski slopes remain dry due to unusually warm November weather, delaying winter sports season. Marmot Basin and other resorts eagerly await snowfall.
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