Snow is finally back in the forecast for Colorado as a trio of storms could bring snow to the state from the middle of this week through the Christmas weekend; maybe fresh snow on Christmas Day too.

Dry conditions will prevail for another six or seven days as Colorado’s high country continues to experience a dry fall ...

Colorado's ski areas benefitted from significant snowfall last weekend, and opened additional terrain with light snow showers ...

Longer-range forecasts suggest more meaningful snowfall might be possible for all Colorado mountains around Christmas Day.

After a historically slow start to winter, Colorado’s ski resorts could be on track for a comeback with some forecasting as ...

Early-season snowfall has been sparse and infrequent, but Steamboat is forecast to receive 30 inches from Friday through ...

The Loveland Ski Area opened Lift 6 over the weekend, which has also prompted the openings of Keno and Blackjack trails. Ski ...

Snow storm three of three will enter Colorado Sunday afternoon/evening and bring colder temperatures and more snow to the state’s high country through Monday. Snow making continues at the ski areas as ...

Colorado’s high peaks, including several ski resorts, received a smattering of snow Monday as forecasters predict a turn toward more wintry conditions ahead. Meteorologist Seth Linden — who runs ...

Thanks to the storm on Wednesday, a decent base of snow is accumulating in the high country, helping out ski areas that haven ...

Mother Nature has waved the checkered flag, and with temperatures dropping and snow falling in Colorado’s high peaks, ski resorts are racing to open their slopes to the public for the 2025-26 winter ...

Largely driven by snowfall last weekend, Colorado ski areas opened more terrain early this week. Snow is unlikely over the ...