US: First Snow of Season Hits Utah Mountains, Forces Road Closure

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US: First Snow of Season Hits Utah Mountains, Forces Road Closure

First snow of the season was reported in Utah mountain area as a cold front swept through the area, bringing temperatures down. Due to weather conditions, Guardsman Pass, which connects Big Cottonwood Canyon to Park City, has been closed until Sunday, according to the Utah Department of Transportation.

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  • 2025/10/06 15:49:40
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  • 2025 at 15:00h, Video Location: Big Cottonwood Canyon, Utah, US Video Recording Date/Time: October 4, Salt Lake County

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