Pink circular patches on dormant Bermuda in winter are Microdochium patch (formerly Fusarium), not true snow mold (which needs snow). It's a foliar disease that fades with spring green-up. No treatment needed on dormant grass. Prevent with good drainage, aeration, fall potassium, and avoiding excess fall nitrogen.
It looks alarming but resolves naturally.


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