weather

Don't sweat the forecast for too much longer. After a sweltering week, one of our last 90-something-degree days for a while is on the horizon.

Tornadoes on the plains of Colorado are relatively common this time of the year, but every now and then, one can touch down at a higher elevation.

(So far.) We had a late start to the summer, but now we may finally be in for temps in the triple digits.

Bomb Cyclone, Polar Vortex and first-day-of-summer snow — we already know we had quite a winter and spring this year in Northern Colorado, but the numbers are in.

In the last days of June and first official days of summer, portions of Larimer County are on Winter Weather advisory. Will July finally warm us up?

According to data from NOAA Storm Reports, this last weekend, several tornadoes were spotted in Colorado, a handful of which were in Weld County.

Sunday there were 30 tornadoes reported across the country, 10 of them were right here in Colorado according to CBS Denver.

Have a great summer?

May 22, 2008 is a day Windsor residents will remember as the day a mile-wide tornado ripped through town.

We thought we'd made it through the woods with the spring snow, but we're not quite there yet.

If you thought we got hit by hail particularly badly last year, it's because we did.

We dropped from the 70s to the 20s over a span of 24 hours, but what does the weekend have in store for us — sun, slush, snow or D. All of the above?