Snow

On Wednesday we had record high temperatures in Greeley, Fort Collins, and Denver. Today the forecast says we have a chance of snow in Northern Colorado.

It's been a really rough November for those who love snow.

If you hop on social media, you will be hard pressed to not see anything about protests about the election. Whether you are for or against the Presidential election results, there is one protest you can get behind if you are itching for some snow in the high country...

It's 70 degrees and sunny today, which is pretty much what it was like on October 25, 2011, but the next day, we got nailed with snow -- and falling branches.

Sometimes, I feel like the non-I-70 destination doesn't get the appreciation it deserves, so this is basically my open love letter to Eldora Mountain Resort.

The state of Colorado has been hit with many storms throughout the years, but the Blizzard of 2003 may take the top spot in the worst storm to hit the front range in recent history. Do you remember this storm?

We are quickly falling out of summer... Yes, pun was totally intended there, and soon the snow will start to cover the ground. After living in areas that didn't get snow, I am looking forward to another Colorado winter. This year I will certainly be out and about taking in all of the winter festivities, including the snow sculpture competition in December...

When will we get our first winter storm of the season? We can tell you the week it is supposed to happen. Of course, nothing is a sure thing.

If you've moved the Colorado in only the last 25 years, you probably only know of major, far-away ski slopes like Winter Park, Copper Mountain, Vail, etc. There's always Eldora, but that's still a bit of a drive for some Northern Coloradans. If you've lived in Colorado for over 25 years, you might remember that Estes Park used to have its own ski resort.

There are many "fourteeners" all throughout the state of Colorado, with Long's Peak being one of the most famously known throughout the country. It is hiked many times throughout the year, and you now have a chance to experience it.

With the Summer Olympics in Rio De Janeiro only a short time away, we started to wonder in the office if the Winter Olympics could ever come to Colorado.

As we walk away from the aftermath of "Stormzilla", and the minimal impact it had on Northern Colorado, it did leave an impact on travel at DIA.