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First snowfall in area decorates Clayton Peak

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Some snow remained at upper elevations of the Park City Ridgeline and Guardsman Pass on Friday morning following flurries overnight. A small stand of Aspen trees growing at 9,600 feet has turned bright yellow near Clayton Peak. Leaves on the trees tend to start changing from green to gold at higher elevations before transitioning down as temperatures cool.

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First snowfall in area decorates Clayton Peak

Friday morning, Sept. 22, Summit County saw its first snowy mountain as Clayton Peak was dusted in early-season snow over Thursday night. Above 9,600 feet, the upper elevations of the Park City Ridge and Guardsman Pass show a group of aspens changing colors to their autumn yellow, contrasting the white of the fresh snow cover. The area’s weather forecast calls for sunny skies and low temperatures in the upper 30’s and highs between 52 and 67 …

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The Park Record broke the news on Friday, September 22, 2023.
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