From the peaks to the plains, matt's forecast follows you.
Anytime. Anywhere. On every device.
From the peaks to the plains, matt's forecast follows you.
Anytime. Anywhere. On every device.
From the peaks to the plains, matt's forecast follows you.
Anytime. Anywhere. On every device.
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Weather Blog

Late Week Snow Looking More Likely for Lower Elevations
Friday afternoon into Friday night snow is looking more likely for #Denver, #ColoradoSprings, the foothills and the Palmer Divide. The second storm of the week

Poor snowpack year getting worse as it ends
Ahead of the two storms this week…snowpack numbers have continued to drop and continue to set new historical lows in the SNOTEL data set. We’re

Severe Thunderstorm Season Begins – Wind Gusts & Blowing Dust
Storms rolling over the eastern plains produced some widespread blowing dust in east central Colorado across Kit Carson and Cheyenne counties into eastern Kansas. Storms