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• Utah SNOTEL Sites (814)
  SNOTEL locations and reports from across Utah.
• Utah Avalanche Center (523)
  Dedicated to avalanche forecasting, safety and education so that everyone can enjoy Utah’s backcountry playgrounds safely.
• Utah CommuterLink (336)
  Detailed information for travelers and commuters, including roadside webcams, traffic density & accident reports, and more.
• National Weather Service: Salt Lake City, Utah (236)
  Detailed weather information for Salt Lake City and beyond.
• American Council of Snowmobile Associations (ACSA) (76)
  A national organization that formed to unite the snowmobile community. Because snowmobiling is enjoyed by millions of individuals across the United States, it was imperative that a strong national organization be formed. ACSA is that organization.
• Colorado Snowmobile Association (68)
  Founded in 1970 as an opportunity to unite winter motorized recreationists across the state to enjoy their passion.
• At Your Leisure (57)
  The West's number one outdoor recreation show.
• Utah Laws (52)
  Search the Utah Code and Constitution by key word or by title and chapter. A multi-query feature is available for those needing more detailed information from previous legislative sessions and digests.
• International Snowmobile Manufacturers Association (ISMA) (43)
  An organization representing the four snowmobile manufacturers. ISMA's main function is to provide and encourage policies, programs and activities to improve the life-style activity of snowmobiling throughout the world. It maintains strong partnerships with the Canadian Council of Snowmobile Organizations (CCSO/CCOM) and the American Council of Snowmobile Associations (ACSA). In addition, ISMA coordinates committees within the industry to handle concerns such as snowmobile safety, the promotion of the life-style activity of snowmobiling, keeping accurate statistics, reporting the growth of the industry and the positive economic impact the life-style activity has throughout the world.
• NRCS SNOTEL Program (34)
  The Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) installs, operates, and maintains an extensive, automated system to collect snowpack and related climatic data in the Western United States called SNOTEL (for SNOwpack TELemetry). The system evolved from NRCS's Congressional mandate in the mid-1930's "to measure snowpack in the mountains of the West and forecast the water supply." The programs began with manual measurements of snow courses; since 1980, SNOTEL has reliably and efficiently collected the data needed to produce water supply forecasts and to support the resource management activities of NRCS and others.