Rain

Many are dealing with leaking roofs and flooding basements with all of the rain lately, here are a few ways to protect yourself, your basement and your pocketbook.

With the massive amounts of rain in Fort Collins, Loveland and Greeley mold is on the mind. Let's see how we can combat mold in the home and stay healthy.

Colorado monsoon season is coming (yes, that's a thing); and with this being an El Niño season, we can expect a bit more moisture than we're used to this time of year.

The nicer weather has been a blessing for rescue operations out of some badly hit areas: Storm Mountain, Glen Haven at the Retreat, Fish Creek, Idlewild, Waltonia and Pinewood Springs. The Larimer County Sheriff's Office is reporting positive recovery numbers.

In a statement released from the sheriff's office this afternoon we find out that progress continues to be made after the 2013 Colorado Floods.

As many people in the hardest hit areas try to begin their lives over they are inundated with obstacles. It has been days since LaSalle residents got the news that they were not to use their sewage system. They were instructed not to flush the toilet or take a shower. News out today shines light on the No Flush Order, there is an end in sight.

You're an at home mom, you love it 96% of the time, but when we go from full blown summer to days of rain, you could be left feeling a little overwhelmed. A few organized activities can change the pace of the day and save your sanity.

You know that I am a road warrior, nothing makes me more upset than to run across stupid on the road. Whether it's a failure to signal, cross three lines of traffic because you just realized you needed McDonalds or something from Walmart and cutting me off to go 20 miles under the speed limit.

After a long week of finals and nail biting, I don't think a little rain can dampen the mood today.

It appears that much needed moisture will arrive just in time to scramble any outdoor weekend plans you might have. Rain and snow is forecast across Northern Colorado, with significant snowfall expected in the mountains. Sunday appears to be the soggier and cooler of the two days, with highs struggling to reach the mid 40s.