Snow

While most of us along the Front Range wait for our first measurable snowfall of the season, the higher elevations of Hawaii are getting hammered with winter weather.

A major drop in temperatures is coming...but how much (if any) snow will come along with this cold front?

Cold weather doesn't keep Coloradans from sitting outside and enjoying the fun of patios.

Denver just broke the record for the latest recorded snowfall in the city - and as of Monday (Nov. 22), the Mile High City is still waiting to see some snow.

Between the constant (and seemingly never-ending) road construction, inclement weather (winter is approaching), rising gas prices, the sole existence of crappy drivers (cmon, you know it's true), and several other nuisances, Colorado drivers just cannot catch a break.

While we woke up to snow this morning, it was dry in the Mile High.

Heads up...Mother Nature is drunk again this week!

Will Northern Colorado set a new record this year?

Winter is coming and while it's impossible to predict when it's going to snow, we can look back at previous years and look at every single day that it has snowed and how much fell. There are some similar patterns over the past few years, perhaps those patterns will continue this year?

But to be honest, we don't really know.

Bears and snow and or winter weather usually don't mix but this bear doesn't seem to mind at all.

The higher elevations , in particular the I-70 corridor got its first big blast of winter last night.