Colorado Winter Weather

As the temperatures drop, Grand Valley residents are reminded that winter is just around the corner. Are those outdoor plants ready?

Imagine waking up to three feet of snow on Thanksgiving in 1919—sounds cozy until you realize the roads disappeared.

The Grand Mesa doesn’t just offer a breathtaking view; it’s the perfect backdrop for a weekend of ice fishing solitude.

The beauty of Colorado in winter is breathtaking, but those snowy roads can be anything but forgiving. It’s all about smart choices behind the wheel.

Forget the ski lift lines; a pair of snowshoes can lead you to breathtaking frozen lakes and tranquil forests right here in Colorado.

With so much to do in Colorado's winter wonderland, it’s easy to overlook some essential safety tips. Here's what every traveler should keep in mind.

The drop in temperatures can sneak up on you in Montrose and Grand Junction. Let’s talk about some smart strategies to stay warm and prepared.

Colorado's winter weather can be deceptive—mild at times, yet ready to unleash fierce cold that keeps residents on their toes.

With the average snowfall barely hitting 18 inches lately, snow lovers might be in for a different kind of winter this year.

After a brutal summer and chaotic wildfire season, Colorado might finally get the winter it needs—cold, snow, and early storms.