Late-season snow boosts hopes for Cascades ski resorts after dry winter
After a winter marked by flooding, road washouts and weeks without fresh snow, ski areas in the Cascades are welcoming a forecast calling for feet of new powder. Businesses along the Highway 2 corridor say the late-season snowfall could help extend operations and bring a much-needed boost to riders and retailers.
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Late-season snow boosts hopes for Cascades ski resorts after dry winter
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