Colorado's first major March snowstorm creates blizzard conditions, hardest hit areas will be from Douglas County across I-70 to Kansas
Tuesday is a First Alert Weather Day for our first major March snowstorm of the season in Colorado, and it includes a ...
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Warnings issued in Colorado mountains as snowstorm expected to bring ‘blizzard conditions’ with heavy snow, high winds
The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning for much of the Colorado Rocky Mountains as heavy snow is ...
Blizzard, winter weather warnings in Colorado on Tues. What to expect in Denver
Colorado’s weather whiplash will bring potential blizzard conditions to the plains, heavy snow in the mountains, Palmer ...
Blizzard warning will affect Colorado road conditions, snow already starting to stick to roadways
An early March snowstorm is beginning to have an impact on road conditions, and CDOT warned that road closures are "likely" ...
Colorado weather: Heavy snow to hit mountains Monday afternoon, Denver overnight
NWS forecasters said that the Eastern Plains will see strong winds between 50 and 70 mph on Tuesday. Any spot that gets 1 to ...
Live radar map: Thunderstorms, snowstorms move across Colorado
A Blizzard Warning is up for Elbert County and most of the northeastern plains from late Monday through Tuesday. Remember, a ...
Blizzard conditions possible across portions of Colorado, rain transitioning to snow in Denver
A mild start to Monday with rain, snow, and wind expected by the evening. Significant accumulations are possible for portions ...
What conditions must be met to qualify as a blizzard?
You may hear the term “blizzard conditions” tossed around when Colorado’s winter weather rears its head, but did you know ...
Expected snowfall for the Colorado Springs area and beyond
A winter storm system is forecast to move into the Colorado Springs area late Monday, bringing with it a blizzard warning.
'Emergency travel only': Blizzard forecast to blast millions in central US
Blizzard warnings are in effect in six states, with some six million people impacted, the weather service said.