Avalanche risk at dangerous levels in the mountains, more snow on the way
Our snow has finished for now, but more snow over the mountains means an increasing avalanche risk.
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Our snow has finished for now, but more snow over the mountains means an increasing avalanche risk.
A day after the Colorado Avalanche Information Center issued a special avalanche advisory, CAIC forecasters have upgraded the avalanche risk rating from considerable to high for much of the state's mountainous terrain and issued avalanche warnings for two areas.
Avalanche danger in Colorado will reach its highest of the season as a winter storm barrels toward the state.
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