Category: Breaking weather
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Winter Storm to Drop Up to a Foot of Snow Around Denver Tuesday Night Through Wednesday. Big Travel Impacts Expected.
Denver and Colorado’s Front Range after a major winter storm moving in Tuesday to Wednesday.
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The Deep Freeze | Colorado : Extreme Windchills, 60º Temp Drop, All-Time Temperature Records Challenged, Frostbite Possible in Minutes As Polar Air Moves In
Bitter cold air is about to invade Colorado. Expect temperatures to dip down into the teens below zero for Thursday and Friday morning. Highs Thursday may not eclipse zero degrees. Prepare for that!
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Blizzard On The NE Plains, Snow Along I-25, and Another Foot+ of Snow for the High Country. Arctic Air Settling In.
A very strong and dynamic storm is pushing through the intermountain west. It’s expected to bring blizzard conditions and frigid cold temperatures.
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High Winds — Upwards Of 40-70 mph Gusts — in Denver, Boulder and Colorado Springs Coming. Plus, A Winter Storm Is Aiming For The Mountains Bringing *Considerable* Avalanche Danger.
A potent wind storm is about to blast across Colorado and it could bring 50-90 mph winds to the area. Denver, Colorado Springs and Boulder should expect potentially damaging winds.
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Widespread Accumulating Snow Coming Thursday to Friday Morning. Denver, Ft. Collins, Boulder, Colorado Springs – Heads Up. Arctic Cold Coming, Too.
***9:00AM THURSDAY UPDATE*** WINTER STORM WARNINGS have been issued from Golden to Boulder to Ft. Collins. Expect extremely treacherous travel through the rest of the day into Friday morning. We have a big burst of snow early Thursday morning as the arctic front swung through. We;ll get a bit of a lull in the action…
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Flooding Concerns and Cooler Weather To End The Week With Heat Building Back In Later
Heavy rain is expected across Colorado through the end of the week. This could cause flooding at times – especially over burn scars.
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Colorado Sees Its 8th Ever ‘Heat Advisory’ With Record Heat Lasting Through the Weekend
Well our first heatwave is on the way and if you’ve been outside today (Friday), you’ve likely already noticed it. A large ridge of high pressure has built over the SW US and it the culprit for our current and continue heatwave. Ridges of high pressure trap air which is easier to heat. Ridges like…
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Denver Weather: Late-Season Snowstorm to Drop Feet of Snow in the Mountains and Wreak Havoc on Travel. A Potential Major Snowstorm for Denver
A late-season snowstorm is set to impact Denver and the surrounding areas with heavy snow and sub-freezing temperatures. Tree damage and power outages are all possible with the incoming storm.
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Colorado Weather: Long-Duration Episode of Fire Danger Expected in Colorado This Week
Unfortunately, you read that title right. Fire danger is expected to stay high for several days in a row this week across Colorado. This is coming off the most active April ever in terms of fire danger present and is also coming off a weekend where fire danger was high. High fire danger has two…
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Denver Weather: This is serious – Extreme Fire Danger Not Seen in Over a Decade Expected Friday
It’s an important enough weather event that the National Weather Service is warning almost everyone from the Foothills to the eastern Plains prepare an emergency kit should the area you live in have to evacuate due to a wildfire. Let’s talk about what is making this day so dangerous.