snow

Well, this isn't quite the way to kick off December, now is it? Do you recall about four years ago when it snowed like the dickens on November 29? Well, since Western Colorado doesn't have any snow of our own to enjoy, lets look at some awesome snowfalls from yesteryear via the lens of Robert Grant.

Western Colorado was beginning to wonder if we were ever going to see snow. Weren't we wearing shorts and flip flops just yesterday? Well, it's finally here. Look what's going on at the higher elevations.

Arapahoe Basin is known for being one of, if not the first ski area in Colorado to open first. This season is no exception. Opening day is Friday (October 20).

Western Colorado's Grand Mesa received a considerable amount of snow on Saturday. Not bad for the first full day of fall. Take a look.

Crews with the Colorado Department of Transportation just unleashed snow plows for the first time this season. Who's excited?

Is it really supposed to do that? Is it supposed to snow on August 4? Here in Colorado, at an elevation of 11,312 feet, anything weather related is possible. CBS Denver shared a photo this morning featuring a modest dusting of snow on Monarch Pass...

As of early afternoon today (Thursday, May 18), chains or alternative traction devices were required for all CMV, including buses, driving on Colorado's I-70 between Bakerville and Eisenhower. Take a look.

NASA isn't flaking out. They really are in the middle of serious scientific work. For the next couple of weeks, they're studying snowflakes on Grand Mesa.

Clearing snow from Colorado's high mountain passes isn't a job for the faint of heart. As you can tell in this video. This video is a couple years old, but it shows just what it takes to clear the Jeep trail over Imogene Pass. Imogene Pass connects Ouray with Telluride, and tops out at 13,117 feet...

Those wanting to take a drive over the Colorado National Monument will need to revise their plans as poor road conditions have forced the closure of part of Rimrock Drive.