Just after 7 o’clock last night the temperature at a weather station near Fraser outside of Winter Park fell below zero degrees Fahrenheit. At 9
December was feast or famine for pow hounds, but a round of holiday storms has skiers and snowboarders floating high this first day of 2025.
Summit County had a nice dose of snow overnight. Here’s a look at the numbers: A-Basin: 5 inchesBreckenridge: 6 inchesCopper Mtn: 6 InchesKeystone: 5 inchesLoveland:
We are all dreaming of a white Christmas in ski country, but what are the odds of at least one inch of new snow tomorrow? History
A half inch and 79 years. That’s the difference between November 2024 and November 1945, the two snowiest Novembers in Summit County history, according to
Copper is already having a ski season to remember, and it’s only November. In 48 hours this week, Monday into Tuesday, Copper claimed 11 inches
Skiers are rejoicing and holiday travelers are bracing for the next big blast of winter. Forecasters are tracking a major pre-Thanksgiving snowstorm from Tuesday morning
Thanksgiving travelers are hitting the road and air today. On the I-70 mountain corridor Thanksgiving is usually the slowest winter holiday. In 2023 the weekend
Colorado’s two main interstates, I-70 and I-25, are home to hundreds of crashes caused by other crashes. Colorado State Patrol calls these “secondary crashes.” Since
For once the mountains let the rest of Colorado play in the snow. Snowfall was widespread and deep this first storm of winter: Snowpack for
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