With the Summer Olympics in Rio De Janeiro only a short time away, we started to wonder in the office if the Winter Olympics could ever come to Colorado.
The weather in Colorado has been HOT so far in the early part of summer, which means you want to stay cool with great ice cream. Boulder has one of the best!
Summer in Colorado can consist of many things to do, see, and eat. But when those hot days occur, you need something cold to bring down the temperature.
When you woke up Thursday morning in Northern Colorado, there definitely was a chill in the air. But did you realize that in parts of the state it was so cold that records were almost broken?
Two weeks ago I was pulling on some shorts when I got home from work in the afternoon, and was sitting outside to eat dinner. Yes, that was very unusual for a Northern Colorado February afternoon. But it still felt great. I wish I was able to hold onto those temperatures and capture them in a bottle because this week we will definitely want those back...
The colder it is, the better the ice. The faster the snow. But it takes some effort to be able to stay outside. Here are 5 methods I use to stay toasty warm in the winter cold.
While it won't be like the Christmas Day into Friday storm that we had that dumped between 4-8 inches in the Fort Collins-Loveland-Greeley area, it looks like we are in a snowy and FRIGID pattern here in Northern Colorado.
The National Weather Service is saying we could pick up another 3 inches of snow during your Monday commute...
It starts with the irritated throat, watery eyes and sneezing... do you have a cold, the flu or is it allergies?
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