Here's how much snow Colorado's Front Range got
COLORADO, USA — A winter storm brought snow and frigid temperatures to Colorado's Front Range Saturday, stretching from Fort Collins to the southern metro Denver area. 9NEWS has called a Weather Impact Day for Saturday due to slick roads in the metro area.
The following Colorado snow totals have been reported by the National Weather Service for Jan. 25, 2025 as of 8:40 a.m.
Light snow will fall for much of the day along the southern Front Range corridor with accumulations in the Trace to 2 inch ...
Colorado Springs residents woke up Sunday to falling snow following a cold front that moved into the region on Friday.
Snow will continue throughout the day and the City of Colorado Springs has a full call out for snow plow crews citywide on ...
By this afternoon, temperatures in the Denver metro will be around the low to mid-30s, with some areas nearing 40 degrees.
The end of the west's extended snowless streak seems to be finally coming to an end.
The 9NEWS Weather Impact Team is tracking a snowy Saturday around Denver. Here's how much snow Colorado could get this weekend.
X-Games have returned to Buttermilk resort within the Aspen-Snowmass group, running through Saturday. Some snow is in the forecast, but the northern resorts are the main beneficiaries.
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