The first wave of snow is forecast to start Thursday afternoon in Colorado’s mountains and continue overnight, spreading into ...

A big warm-up is on the way across Colorado, but before that, more snow will move across the state to end the work week.

Steady mountain snow will continue in Colorado's high country on Friday. Winter Storm Warnings and Winter Weather Advisories are in effect.

NWS forecasters said that the Eastern Plains will see strong winds between 50 and 70 mph on Tuesday. Any spot that gets 1 to 2 inches of snow “could produce blizzard conditions.” ...

DENVER (KDVR ... A snowstorm moved in Wednesday afternoon, and has been coating Colorado mountain towns since. A Pinpoint Weather Alert Day was issued for Friday due to the impacts the ...

Colorado's recent storm system was slower-moving and weaker, leaving little impact across most of the Denver metro area.

Winter Storm Warnings and Winter Weather Advisories are in place for most of Colorado's mountains through Saturday. Snow accumulations up to 3 feet are possible in the mountains. The National ...

Travel on Interstate 70 or Interstate 76 north and east of Denver looks rough Friday, especially in the afternoon. In the mountains of Colorado, there will be snow and wind Friday morning.

It will be a bitterly cold start Thursday across eastern Colorado. Wind chills are below zero on Colorado's eastern plains and most of the Denver metro area. A Cold Weather Advisory remains in ...

DENVER (KDVR ... but it’ll be dry with increasing sunshine. Colorado could see some light snow showers in the high country, adding in an extra inch to the snow picked up on Friday.

Look for rain turning to light snow tonight into Friday morning. We won't wake up to much accumulation but it'll be much cooler, cloudy with a few flurries Friday. A bit more snow moves in around 5pm.