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It’s late January, do you know where your skis are? Well, it doesn’t really matter because practically every ski area in the Northwest is still closed on account of the incredibly scarce snow. Snoqualmie, Stevens, Baker, White Pass, Mt. Hood Meadows, and Mt. Hood Skibowl–Closed. All of them. Crystal, at Mount Rainier, is partially open. […]