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Dangerous wind chills are forecast for the Front Range and Eastern Plains this weekend. Here's what we know as of Friday morning.

Avalanche danger in Colorado will reach its highest of the season as a winter storm barrels toward the state.

The following Colorado snow totals have been reported by the National Weather Service for January 10-11, 2024, as of 10 a.m. Thursday:

The following Colorado snow totals have been reported by the National Weather Service for January 10-11, 2024, as of 10 a.m. Thursday:

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The National Weather Service admits there is much uncertainty regarding the upcoming storm. Here's what we know as of Friday morning.

A disorganized storm system is expected to include 80 mph wind gusts, 20-degree drop in high temps and double-digit snow totals for mountains.

The powerful storm closed mountain highways, prompted an avalanche warning and capsized a kayaker. who is presumed dead.

The Cameron Pass Nordic Rangers want to share the fun and are recruiting new members for this coming winter.

When Karen Roth learned a volunteer group was forming to help patrol the Cameron Pass area on cross country skis three decades ago, she thought it sounded like fun. It would give her an opportunity to make friends in the Nordic ski community while serving the public in one of Colorado's most iconic backcountry settings, located 70 miles west of Fort Collins.