Flash flood watch issued for northern Colorado mountains and foothills
The National Weather Service issued a flash flood watch as rain falls on Rocky Mountain National Park and burn scar terrain ravaged by 2020 wildfires.
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The National Weather Service issued a flash flood watch as rain falls on Rocky Mountain National Park and burn scar terrain ravaged by 2020 wildfires.
Colorado weather forecasters are tracking a powerful storm on Tuesday that has already produced a landspout tornado and is expected to bring heavy snow and rain to other parts of
The National Weather Services has issued a winter storm warning for Colorado's mountains, where up to two feet of snow was expected Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday.
Areas of snow began Thursday morning for Northern Colorado, following up on light snow yesterday in the Northern Mountains. Through the we will see snow increasing as colder temperatures move in. Snow, ice, and single-digit lows can be expected Thursday into Friday, with the cold extending into Saturday morning. Let's break down the storm system and our overall weather pattern in this video (if you want a bigger screen, you might head to YouTube itself, https://youtu.be/W_x_GyPiNa8): I cover
Warmer weather will return after the recent storm.