Will Utah's big storm help sell the state as a permanent Olympic host?

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Will Utah's big storm help sell the state as a permanent Olympic host?
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Fraser Bullock now has plenty to report when it comes to snow during a planned update next week to the International Olympic Committee about Utah's bid for the 2030 or 2034 Winter Games.

found four already have unreliable conditions for competition — Chamonix, France, which hosted in 1924; Sochi, Russia, in 2014; what's now Palisades Tahoe in California, in 1960; and Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany, in 1936.

By the end of the century, Sapporo, which held the 1972 Winter Games, is expected to be the only former host city that won't be too warm in the winter for skiing and snowboarding events. Vancouver, a host in the 2010s, is seen as having unreliable conditions by 2080. "We're substantially below freezing for many of the days in February, so even with the rise in climate temperatures we have a big buffer to meet that requirement," Bullock said, cold enough toCathy Morgan-Mace cleans off her family’s car in Salt Lake City during a winter storm on Wednesday.

Salt Lake City made the Associated Press' "highly theoretical list" of possible permanent Winter Games hosts, along with Vancouver in North America; Pyeongchang, South Korea, in Asia; and Switzerland, Italy and Scandinavia in Europe., who's part of Utah's bid team, told the AP talks are underway about rotating the Winter Games because it's "a challenge with climate change and also infrastructure to be able to find venues for the Winter Olympics.

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