Despite dry conditions, there's skiing this Thanksgiving

It's a testament to the snow-making prowess of Colorado ski areas.

Despite bone-dry conditions in the high country, many ski areas are open this holiday weekend for your skiing pleasure - that is, if you like the groomers.

With above-normal temperatures and sunny skies predicted for Thanksgiving through the weekend, it'll be more like spring skiing. But hey, what better way to get back in shape for skiing or snowboarding, or even learn the sport? 

Here's what you'll find if you head up to ski country.

Breckenridge: Seven runs, 145 acres

Keystone: Nine runs, 170 acres

Winter Park: Five runs

Beaver Creek: Three runs, 150 acres

Copper Mountain: 12 runs, 128 acres

Loveland: Eight runs, 123 acres

Vail: Two runs

Crested Butte: 8 runs, 58 acres

Wolf Creek: 500 acres open