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Light snowfall will continue in the mountains through Monday night, with up to three inches of new snow accumulation expected, according to the National Weather Service. 

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

Travelers making their way through Colorado's high country Sunday can expect dangerous driving conditions with heavy, blowing snow and high winds. Multiple road closures, winter storm warnings and advisories are in effect.

The National Weather Service (NWS) reported that freezing rain and colder temperatures are likely in Colorado and Wyoming this weekend, bringing travel concerns and slower commutes. Read here.

Snowstorm could bring powder to Colorados Rocky Mountains as weekend approaches

Fire danger will be elevated up until Thursday as dry weather, gusty winds and above average temperatures are expected to persist until Thursday evening, according to National Weather Service reports. Recent weather has pretty much...

In the 1964 second edition of his seminal book, “Manual of the Plants of Colorado,” Harold Harrington included an entry on a rhododendron culturally known as “white azalea.” He described its occurrence as “...collected several times in western Jackson and eastern Routt County at 9000-11,000 feet.”

In the 1964 second edition of his seminal book, “Manual of the Plants of Colorado,” Harold Harrington included an entry on a rhododendron culturally known as “white azalea.” He described its occurrence as “...collected several times in western Jackson and eastern Routt County at 9000-11,000 feet.”

Explore the unseen side of America with our guide to 25 of the most underrated destinations in the U.S. From hidden gems in bustling cities to serene natural landscapes, these locales offer unique experiences away from the typical tourist hotspots

Disney World, Times Square and Yellowstone National Park can be packed to the rafters with tourists. But there are plenty of other places across the United States that continue to fly beneath the travel radar.