A fast moving cold front and storm system are set to blast through the central Rockies Thursday night into Friday. A First Alert Weather Day has been posted for Friday as a result.

Friday is a Pinpoint Weather Alert Day for strong winds in the metro and snow in the mountains. However, this storm is nothing compared to the “Pi Day Blizzard” in 2021.

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.

Snowpack levels are displaying a typical La Niña pattern, with significant variations between the northern and southern regions of Colorado.

Southern Colorado faces an unusual fire risk on Monday as the Red Flag Warnings have been issued for areas that are typically ...

Highs on Monday will be in the upper 60s to low 70s over the Denver metro and plains. Staying mild and dry through Thursday, ...

Happy Friday and what an end of the week AND weekend that we have in store! Temps should have no problem getting well into the 50s, with plenty of low 60s around too. Getting out shouldn't be a ...

We have our eye on the next big change in Colorado's weather ... Colorado for gusts up to 50 mph on Friday. The Denver metro area may see light snow, less than an inch overnight Friday into ...

A total lunar eclipse will turn the full moon a coppery red that will be visible across Colorado late Thursday into early ...

DENVER — A ... up for most of eastern Colorado until 5 p.m. Tuesday for 50-65 mph gusts, mostly Tuesday morning and early Tuesday afternoon. Otherwise, any rain or snow on the Eastern Plains ...

but winter weather is returning to Colorado, and you might need an extra layer of green if you’re planning on attending the St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Denver on Saturday.