Major winter storm could bring a foot of snow to parts of Colorado

The transcript discusses a major winter storm expected to hit Colorado, potentially bringing the most November snow since 1994. Sarah Beatty from Colorado Ski Country USA shares the excitement of ski resorts and skiers about the early snowfall. The conversation covers the impact of snow on local schools, weather patterns like El Nino and La Nina, and the quality of Colorado's snow. The video concludes with an invitation to experience skiing in Colorado.

What is the expected impact of the upcoming winter storm in the region?

• It will only bring rain.

• It could be the largest November snowstorm since 1994.

• It will not affect the ski industry.

• It will be a minor snowfall.

How do Colorado ski resorts feel about the early snowfall?

• They are worried.

• They are unhappy.

• They are indifferent.

• They are thrilled.

What is the typical reaction in Atlanta to a small amount of snow?

• People go skiing.

• People ignore it.

• The state remains open.

• The state shuts down.

What factors influence the seasonal weather patterns in Colorado?

• El Nino and La Nina.

• None of the above.

• Only local weather conditions.

• Global warming.

What is the significance of early snowfall for Colorado ski resorts?

• It has no significance.

• It leads to poor skiing conditions.

• It helps them open early and build a strong base.

• It causes them to close.

How is the snow in Colorado described?

• Slushy and wet.

• Wet and heavy.

• Dry and fluffy.

• Icy and hard.

Why do people from around the world come to ski in Colorado?

• For the lack of snow.

• For the wet snow.

• For the dry, fluffy snow.

• For the warm weather.