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Pagosa Springs, CO · 10h

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Meteorologist Megan Montero marks her final day at FOX21

(COLORADO SPRINGS) — The FOX21 News team is experiencing a cloudy day with some sunshine as the team wishes a bittersweet farewell to Storm Team Meteorologist Megan Montero on her last day at the station. Megan spent two stints at FOX21 News; the first started in 2018 as an intern under Matt Meister, after which […]

Colorado Springs, CO · 2d

9NEWS

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Colorado's 6.6 magnitude earthquake remembered

Colorado · 8h

Country Herald

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Colorado Thanksgiving Travel: Snow, Ice Concerns Nov. 18–24

Denver, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins and mountain communities face potential snow and icy travel.

Colorado · 15h

KKTV

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Sunny Wednesday, changes this weekend

Colorado Springs, CO · 12h

OutThere Colorado

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Snowpack dips below norm, but 2-plus feet could be coming to Colorado

Amid the ongoing dry spell in Colorado, the state’s snowpack has dipped to 90 percent of the median for the date as of November 10. That’s not to say some areas aren’t still way ahead of the norm for this point in the season – Southwestern Colorado is at about 248 percent of what’s typical […]

Colorado · 1d

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Southern Coloradans hit by floods pray for federal assistance

Jacob Appenzeller got stuck in Pagosa Springs the night of Nov. 1, when floodwaters swept a home off its foundation and into a bridge, destroying U.S. Route 160 between the tourist town and his home in Bayfield. After two days stuck on the wrong side of the divide away from...

Pagosa Springs, CO · 1d

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Mountain Snow Arrives Saturday for Aspen, Telluride, Gunnison, and Durango as Southern Colorado Storm Signals Start of a Stormier El Niño Weather Pattern

GUNNISON, Colo. — Forecast models continue to agree that a storm will move into Colorado on Saturday, November 14. The system is expected to bring mountain snow and lower-elevation rain west of the Continental Divide. East of the Divide, precipitation will depend on the storm’s track, which currently favors the southern half of the state south of Interstate 70. Forecasters say this storm could mark the beginning of a long-term pattern change driven by El Niño.

Colorado · 21h

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Lake Powell rises as Colorado floods bring rare relief to Southwest reservoirs

Recent flooding in southwest Colorado has raised Lake Powell's water level by about 18 feet since October 20, the Upper Colorado River Commission said in a briefing Tuesday. However, officials cautioned the gain is temporary and the reservoir remains well below historic levels. The boost exceeds the last two spring...

Colorado · 10h

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Southern Colorado Weather Alert: Up to 5 Inches of Snow Nov 14-15

Mountain snow and lower-elevation rain could affect travel across southern Colorado Saturday night.

Pueblo, CO · 28m

CBS Colorado

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Wolf Creek joins race to reconnect Southwest Colorado after floods

What should have been the start of another ski season at Wolf Creek Ski Area instead became an all-hands emergency response.

Colorado · 22h

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Mountain Snow Could Arrive Saturday for Steamboat Springs, Telluride, Durango, and Taos as First Storm Brings Rain to Lower Elevations Across the Southwest

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. — The first in a series of storms could reach the Southwest and Rockies as early as Saturday, November 14. Forecast models are in pretty good agreement on the timing, which raises confidence in a long-awaited pattern change. The storm is expected to bring mountain snow to the higher terrain and rain to lower elevations. Impacts east of the Continental Divide remain much less certain because of the storm’s track.

Durango, CO · 1d

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Piedra River flooding leaves Archuleta County residents struggling, seeking help

As floodwaters recede across southern Colorado, residents along the Piedra River are dealing with the aftermath of historic flooding, including damaged homes, inaccessible roads and a river that has changed course through private property. One Archuleta County resident is asking local officials for help, saying the damage along the Piedra...

Archuleta County, CO · 1d

Climate Crisis 247

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US Counties With The Most Snowfall In November So Far

Snowfall is a lifeline for high elevation areas in much of the Western United States. Entire economies across the...

Colorado · 7h

KXRM

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Snow potential building in long-term forecast

Southern Colorado expects a calm week with temperatures rising toward the 70s in Pueblo and Cañon City before clouds move in mid-week and snow becomes possible by November 17.

Colorado Springs, CO · 2d

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Heavy Snow Likely in Colorado’s San Juan Mountains Near Telluride and Cortez Next Week as Storms Target Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico

COLORADO — An increasingly active storm track is expected to bring rounds of mountain snow to Colorado, Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico during the week of November 16. A disturbance crossing the Southwest around November 17 will bring rain and high-elevation snow across the Four Corners states. Additional systems are possible through November 23, keeping the pattern busy for mountain communities and travelers.

Arizona · 1d

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Colorado State Patrol urges drivers to prepare vehicles for winter weather

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KJCT) - Colorado State Patrol is reminding drivers to make sure their vehicles are ready for changing road conditions as winter weather moves in. Last November was the state’s peak winter weather month for crashes, with troopers responding to more than 2,450. Colorado State Patrol said 85% of the crashes troopers investigated last November involved property damage.

Colorado · 18h

Denver7 News KMGH

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Colorado, Wyoming researchers use AI to predict destructive hailstorms earlier

CSU and University of Wyoming researchers are developing AI technology to predict destructive hailstorms earlier, potentially giving farmers and homeowners more time to protect their property.

Colorado · 1d

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One for the record books: Stories from a brutally hot and dry year, as told by Colorado's state climatologist

It's November in Colorado. We've finally seen chilly nights, cooler days -- and some snow in higher elevations. In other words: Congratulations. You made it through a historically tough year for weather and water in our state that saw record-shattering heat, flooding and a phenomenon known as a flash drought.

Colorado · 12h

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Rain increasingly likely on Saturday

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KKCO) - The rest of this week will stay dry, then rain and mountain snow will fall this weekend. Wednesday will be mainly sunny with a few passing clouds. We’ll warm from low-to-mid 30s at 7 AM to low-to-mid 50s at noon, then to upper 50s and lower 60s at 4 PM. High temperatures in the afternoon will be near 62 degrees around Grand Junction, 58 degrees around Montrose, 60 degrees around Montrose, 61 degrees around Cortez, and 61 degrees around Moab. Low temperatures in the morning will be near 37 degrees around Grand Junction, 32 degrees around Montrose, 33 degrees around Delta, 32 degrees around Cortez, and 39 degrees around Moab.

Grand Junction, CO · 23h