DENVER (KDVR) — A May snowstorm spanning two days in Colorado has already left totals of more than a foot at high elevations, as snow starts piling up in the Denver area. Snow was falling Tuesday morning in places like Estes Park, Boulder and Fort ...

As a historically warm season in Colorado wound down, Mother Nature offered a reminder: it can always snow, even in May. As a historically warm season in Colorado wound down, Mother Nature offered a reminder: it can always snow, even in May. At Arapahoe ...

NWS Cheyenne has upgraded its Winter Storm Watches to Warnings for Monday and Tuesday as a powerful late-season Pacific storm slams Wyoming’s Snowy Range with up to 2 feet of snow and 40 MPH gusts. Active Winter Storm Warnings cover the I-80 Summit, with ...

The Fort Collins area finally got a snowstorm. Early the morning of May 5, the weather service included much of the Interstate 25 corridor from the Wyoming border to near Colorado Springs, including Fort Collins and Denver, in a winter storm warning area.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Snow was starting to melt in some parts of Colorado on Wednesday, May 6, after a late-season winter storm moved through the state. Footage taken by the Broomfield Police Department shows ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Heavy snow forecast for Colorado’s mountains on Monday will make travel difficult, with more than a foot of fresh snowfall expected to accumulate by the storm’s end, according to the National Weather Service.

New winter forecasts favor above-average snowfall for southern and eastern Colorado, promising some much-needed relief after months of drought and hotter-than-average temperatures. For Colorado’s northern and central mountains,

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Snow is still falling in Colorado on May 6, where a late-season storm dumped more than two feet of snow on some areas. The snow picked up in intensity with more than a foot accumulating ...