Despite a winter storm that blanketed parts of southern Indiana with more than a foot of snow, ski resorts like Paoli Peaks remain under pressure. Warmer overall winters pose a growing challenge to the state’s ski industry, testing its ability to thrive in changing conditions.

Colorado’s high country is set to receive up to 5 feet of snow by Presidents’ Day weekend, as a series of storms and an arctic cold front move into the state. Skiers and snowboarders can look forward to fresh powder, while temperatures are expected to plunge.