winter weather

As we prepare ourselves for another spring blizzard (or possible #bombcyclone2) in Colorado, DIA has canceled hundreds of flights.

Just east of FoCo, NoCo was an all-out snow blow mess (and we got in on camera).

WHOEVER YOU ARE, THANK YOU.

Hey, CSP, could you write me a note for my boss? #bombcyclone

The spring storm that dumped 32 inches? Yeah, you probably remember that one.

One minute you're driving along I-70, the next it's a whiteout of snow barreling down the mountainside.

Welcome, March! Sure, Northern Colorado was spared the #polarvortex2019, but we've got our share of below-zero temps blastin' our a**es, too.

It's an uncomfortable high of 17 degrees today, but Northern Colorado and the Front Range can expect the below-freezing temperatures and light snow for a little longer.

We all know that guy, and even he wore pants this week, but mild winter weather will soon return to Northern Colorado (after the possibility of more snow, that is).

We've had a pretty mild winter in Colorado so far, and we were even spared the wrath of the Polar Vortex 2019. As for the Midwest, well, even antifreeze is freezing.

According to The Denver Post's snow totals from the January 24 snowstorm, Windsor was the city that got hit the worst in Northern Colorado.

Brace yourselves, winter is coming this weekend following a mild week. Here's how much snowfall we can expect in Fort Collins, Loveland and Greeley.