Ski season forecast: Where El Niño could bring the best snow this winter; plus, the world’s largest digital camera spots dwarf planet candidate beyond Pluto
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El Niño could bring a much better ski season to parts of the West, while prolonged warmth and less reliable snow may create tougher conditions for resorts across the Midwest and East.
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