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Snowpack suffering in Southwest Colorado

Region’s reservoirs OK; runoff levels may be weak

Summer could be a wet one

Niño weather pattern could ease fire dangers

Oh, that wind!

Kaitlyn Garcia, right, and fifth-grade classmate Tessa Parker fight strong Monday afternoon winds to retrieve Riverview Elementary School’s flag. Northwest…

Curveball conditions

Rain, snow falls in S.W. Colorado

Winter may not be done with us

Rain, even snow, in weekend forecast

Sunday was a wild-weather day

else can you experience sun, snow, wind, rain, thunder and lightning at once?

Fire danger prompts burning ban

“We’re expecting the winds to start at around 11 a.m., so we just don’t even want to allow people to…

With our snowpack suffering, water outlook is weak

Season’s end may be ‘as good as it’s going to get’ in the area

Snowbound biking

Let’s build up the snowpack

The National Weather Service is calling for a 30 percent chance of rain-snow mix today with a high near 48…

Wind woes hit county; Durango gets dusty

Resident: ‘I can’t see 50 feet in front of me’

Snowy morning

A little dust, a little snow

Dust settles over Durango on Wednesday evening, as seen from Fort Lewis College looking north toward Animas Valley. The National…

First of spring showers?

Mountains likely to get big drop of powder

‘Better’ forecasts coming soon for our region

Weather Service upgrade to improve information received

High winds expected today; county advises not to burn

The advisory is in effect from noon to 9 p.m. today. The wind is coming in with a cold front…

In storm’s wake, you can expect warm-up

Sunday, Monday to see highs near 60

Our snowpack is short of normal levels

could be in for scant runoff this summer

We finally get what we need

Temperatures here expected to be in 60s by Wednesday

Walking in wet stuff, again

areas to get 3 to 4 feet of snow, maybe 2 to 4 inches here

Like spring today, who knows tomorrow?

Southwest Colorado snowfall remains low

at end of January didn’t help

Winter may be putting in more than a cameo

“This latest storm was a substantial one, especially for mountain areas,” said Matthew Aleksa, meteorologist for the National Weather Service…

Where are you, winter?

January was warm, one of driest on record