Colorado Winter Weather

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There was so much snow on the ground on the Front Range of Colorado, it could be seen at night from space.

While we do get a lot of snow here in Colorado, these towns get far more than almost anywhere else in the state.

Overnight Wednesday into Thursday, summer becomes a distant memory as NoCo dips below freezing for the first time this fall.

The annual mark of the arrival of the snow season happened on Friday, Oct 25, as the RMNP Trail Ridge Road officially closed for winter.

This weekend (Oct. 18-20) the Colorado mountains could see some big-big snow.

It has been a strangely hot and dry autumn throughout Colorado, but fortunately, it looks like our first major snowstorm will be coming soon.

Some areas of the state could actually see up to 12 inches Saturday and Sunday, September 21 and 22.

Winter is here. Let's take a look at some of the extreme winter weather to ever hit Colorado.

It's not officially fall yet, but Colorado has seen its first snow of the season.

How cold is it going to be and how much snow are we going to get in Colorado this winter?

Dive into the discussion on Colorado's snowiest April towns, where even after Easter, places like Climax can expect significant snowfall.