National Weather Service

It was windy across the state yesterday, especially in the high country. There were some spots that had winds in excess of 100 mph. We found the windiest spot.

A winter snowstorm dumped snow on Colorado, closing schools and making travel difficult throughout the state on Tuesday. How much snow did it leave behind?

How Much Snow Did my town get over the weekend? We have some Northern Colorado totals from the National Weather Service through our friends at 7News Denver.

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning through tomorrow morning. Expect significant snowfall and blowing snow for North Central Colorado today through tonight.  Expect heavy snowfall for the Front Range and parts of the eastern plains tonight.

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for northern Colorado. The warning begins tonight at 6pm (Tuesday, December 3, 2013) and will remain in effect until 6pm Wednesday night (December 4, 2013)

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The biggest difference between a watch and a warning is simple: a Watch means that conditions are favorable for dangerous weather and a Warning means that dangerous weather IS threatening the area.

Are we in another Dust Bowl? Is this the "Dirty 30's"? You can feel it in the air! My allergies are killing me and I bet yours are too!    The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment has issued a Blowing Dust Advisory for portions of Eastern Colorado until 4 p.m. today. The National Weather Service has also issued a High Wind Warning for Northeastern Colorado until noon tod

The wind is reeking havoc in the Colorado Mountains and all along the Front Range.  A High Wind Warning is in effect until tomorrow morning.  Highway 287 and Highway 85 were both closed last night, but have since been re-opened.  I-25 from the Wyoming border to Cheyenne is restricted for high-profile vehicles or light trailers this morning.  I-25 North of Cheyenne is closed due to winter condition

The National Weather Service issued a high wind warning for the Front Range mountains and foothills yesterday and it continues today.  yesterday the strongest wind recorded in Colorado  was near Pinecliffe, which is located about 15 miles southwest of Boulder. A trained storm spotter clocked a wind gust of 98 mph. Nearby Nederland saw winds over 70 mph on Wednesday.

With Summer weather on the horizon comes the stormy weather and if you would like to be more active in your community as a "severe weather spotter" here is your chance to become certified and really help and give back to your own community.

Arctic air is moving into  Colorado today.   The National Weather Service is forecasting 1-4 inches of snow for Northern Colorado today. There is a WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY in effect from 6 a.m. today until 5 a.m. Tuesday.  Here are the latest forecast from the National Weather Service: