Weather

Not sure if you're as excited about this as I am but changes are coming to our weather and we're going to feel it in a big way in the next week.

We're about to get some of the coolest temperatures that we've had in several months with this fall-like cold front expected to blow through Colorado.

Sure it's August, but as any true Coloradan knows, snow can hit at any time in any month...especially in the higher elevations.

I-70 is closed again through Glenwood Canyon due to massive mudslides.

We need rain and it looks like we just may catch a break and get some for these wildfires that have flared up.

From 1950 to 2021, Weld County has seen a whopping (after yesterday) 292 tornadoes more than any other county in America.

It's been a damp 2021 so far in Denver and throughout NoCo, even more so than some of the wettest places in the country.

Fort Collins has received over 200% more precipitation than normal over the past month and about 171% more over the past year.

We start out the week with clouds and drizzle and end it with sunshine and temps around 80.

Another round of spring snow is expected to hit Northern Colorado later today through tonight...don't worry, it won't be anywhere near as bad as the last round.

From 1950 to 2021, Weld County has seen a whopping (after yesterday) 292 tornadoes more than any other county in America.

We could see inches or we could see FEET of snow this weekend. Which will it be? We don't quite know yet but here are some things that you probably SHOULD know.