Strong gusts this afternoon, then a late‑night cold front will drop rain to snow. Light city accumulations, heavier mountain totals — secure loose items and expect travel delays.

CAIC left several northern Colorado zones at 'considerable' avalanche danger after storms. A weekend fatality and a spike in avalanches make backcountry travel risky.

Smoke from Nebraska wildfires drifted into northeast Colorado on March 13, prompting a state air-quality advisory and haze across parts of the Front Range. Officials say the odor came from out‑of‑state fires, not local blazes.

Clear, mild morning in Denver, but gusty winds and Red Flag warnings today. A cold front late Saturday brings rain turning to snow and travel impacts into Sunday.

Strong downslope winds and Red Flag warnings will impact Denver March 12–14; foothills face the strongest gusts while a cold front may bring light snow Sunday.

A skier-triggered avalanche ran through a northeast bowl of Quandary Peak on March 8, prompting an aerial check; no burials or injuries were reported.

High Wind and Fire Weather Watches arrive Thursday; expect gusty winds, a warm weekend, then a late‑Saturday cold front with mountain snow.

Nevada is ramping up cloud seeding as mountain snowpack runs well below normal. DRI reports tens of thousands of added acre‑feet, but officials say seeding is a limited tool.

Sunny and unusually warm Monday; highs near 73°F with gusty southwest winds and elevated fire-weather risk later in the week.

Clear skies and mild temps this morning in Denver; highs near 67°F and a warmup into the low 70s Monday. Expect a chance of rain or a rain/snow mix late Tuesday night.

Power outages cut electricity to parts of Capitol Hill, Goldsmith, East Colfax and Harvey Park South Friday as crews worked to restore service amid snow. Restoration times varied by neighborhood.

Clear but cold start Saturday, March 7, with lingering slick spots on shaded roads; sun pushes temperatures into the 60s by Sunday and near 70°F by Monday.

Denver OEM urges residents near Cherry Creek and the South Platte to consider flood insurance now; new policies usually take 30 days and homeowners’ policies often exclude flood damage.