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The endlessly-wet spring shut off as if a faucet, and summer came right on time with the blue, blue sky this week, the solstice falling on Wednesday. Looks like it might stay that way a...

Its officially summer in Aspen and with summer comes the start of monsoon season. Though it can be difficult to predict what the season will look like, this one is shaping up to be average, according to the National Weather Service.

The endlessly-wet spring shut off as if a faucet, and summer came right on time with the blue, blue sky this week, the solstice falling on Wednesday. Looks like it might stay that way a...

The endlessly-wet spring shut off as if a faucet, and summer came right on time with the blue, blue sky this week, the solstice falling on Wednesday. Looks like it might stay that way a...

And the Fed raised interest rates again yesterday, setting the rate above 5% for the first time since 2007.

A record 3.6 inches of snow in Grand Junction caused some major traffic problems throughout the day on Wednesday.

Among the many problems the Western Slope faced in 2020 was a lack of precipitation that created the conditions for a particularly harsh fire season. At one point that year,

A fast-hitting winter storm that blew through western Colorado on Friday may be one of several that strike the region over the next week or so, helping boost moisture levels

Durango residents were greeted by a snowy start to the week after a quick-moving weak weather disturbance moved across the region early Monday and deposited up to 1½ inches of snow in town. Megan Sta...

Until this year, the thermometer in Grand Junction officially reached 100 degrees in September only twice in recorded history.