Weather

Will Northern Colorado have a mild Christmas, or a snowy one this year? Here's what the National Weather Service predicts, based on climatology.

What's the weather going to be for Thanksgiving? Well, if recent history is any indicator, we could be in a light sweater and shorts or we could be bundled up in 4 layers and in shorts because...in Colorado that's just what we do.

The Denver Metro area reached 76 degrees on Tuesday afternoon.

Northern Colorado seems to be in the clear as far as snow goes, and temperatures in our area will reportedly be on the rise as the week goes on, according to the National Weather Service.

National Weather Service warns of 'critical fire danger,' with Cameron Peak Fire, and a handful of other wildfires, continuing to grow.

The much-needed precipitation helped keep the fire at 134,559 acres.

It's only September 9, and the Colorado Department of Transportation already has traction laws in place for passenger vehicles traveling I-70 between Silverthorne and Georgetown.

Northern Colorado's snow won't last, as temps heat back up to the high 70s and low 80s by the weekend.

This week in 1961, it snowed in the Denver Metro area.

Data from the Colorado State University Climate Center say 2020 was the hottest August on record with an average high of 90.2 degrees

Sweet relief.

A cold front will bring much cooler weather to Wyoming with rain changing to snow possible in the northern mountains Sunday night and Monday.