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Saturday will bring another mild and dry day across the Front Range, with afternoon highs climbing into the low 60s. After a sunny start, cloud cover will gradually increase during the afternoon and into the evening, though no precipitation is expected.
A Special Avalanche Advisory is in effect for the Elk and West Elk Mountains, as new snowfall is expected to create dangerous avalanche conditions heading into the holiday weekend.
Colorado's weather settles into a quieter pattern on Saturday, with snow continuing in the mountains, cooler air moving onto the plains, and a brief window of elevated fire danger for parts of the Front Range.
Colorado's drought conditions remain unchanged this week, as a continued lack of moisture keeps much of the state drier than normal.
A First Alert Weather Day has been issued for Wednesday, for powerful winds and dangerous fire conditions.
Colorado is heading into another stretch of dry, unusually warm weather — and while conditions aren't extreme, fire danger will stay elevated at times, especially along the foothills.
After last weekend's snowstorm, avalanche conditions are slowly improving across Colorado. Most mountain zones are now reporting moderate to low danger, according to the Colorado Avalanche Information Center.
Winds strong enough to cause damage — and already strong enough to trigger High Wind Warnings — will continue through this First Alert Weather Day.
A powerful winter storm will deliver heavy, wind-driven snow to Colorado's high country this weekend.
With snow in Colorado's mountains, skiers, boarders and other visitors are heading back to the high country. And they should be aware of avalanche danger.
Colorado's first big winter storm of the season is in full swing this Wednesday morning, delivering the heaviest snowfall just in time for the commute and causing slow, slick travel along the I-25 corridor and the foothills.
A developing storm system is pulling moisture into the state, setting the stage for widespread rain on the plains and accumulating snow in the mountains.
Colorado's snowpack is off to one of its weakest starts in recent years and drought conditions have expanded.
Colorado's winters are changing, but not always in ways that are easy to notice from one season to the next.
After another warm and mostly dry week, drought conditions have worsened slightly across Colorado.