Colorado Snowpack Current

Spring Plans Meet Snow in Denver

After a Season Without Snow, Colorado Storm Could Be Its Biggest of the Year

Weeks after most of Colorado’s ski resorts shut down for the spring, a late-season snowstorm is expected to drop more than two feet of snow across the Rocky Mountains this week.

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Stunning May storm dumps more than 2 feet of snow in Colorado

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Spring Plans Meet Snow in Denver as a Late Storm Could Be the Season's Biggest

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FOX21 News viewers capture spring snowstorm in Colorado

Colorado is in the middle of a spring snowstorm on Wednesday, May 6, and FOX21 News viewers are sending in their pictures of the snow in their neighborhoods.

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Snow totals in Colorado: Over a foot already in the mountains as spring storm hits Denver

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More than a foot of snow falls in parts of Colorado in May storm

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Rockies Snowstorm May Trigger Power Outages, Tree Damage In Colorado, Wyoming, Including Denver

Cheyenne, Wyoming, picked up 8.9 inches of snow, their heaviest snowfall of a paltry season, and most from any snowstorm since a mid-March 2021, according to the National Weather Service.

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Winter Storm Warning Update: 'Anomalous' Heavy Snow Up to 3 Feet Approaches Colorado, Wyoming, Kansas

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Snow totals in Colorado: This town has seen nearly 30 inches fall since Tuesday

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Colorado snowpack reaches 40-year low

Colorado's snowpack has reached its lowest levels in more than 40 years, raising significant concerns for water availability across the state's Western Slope. The record-low numbers come just as weather forecasters predict a heat dome will bring high ...

The Aspen Times

Colorado’s snowpack takes ‘massive nosedive’ amid a ‘record-smashing’ heatwave

As Colorado’s snowpack tracked near record-lows all winter long, state climatologists pointed to two previous winters that had potentially been worse than this year: the seasons of 1976-77 and 1980-81. Now, after an “unprecedented” spring heat wave ...

Summit County

As Colorado faces historically bad snowpack, a new study links low snow with more severe wildfires that damage forests

A new study out of Western Colorado University has implications for the wildfire season ahead as nearly the entire West faces record-low snowpack conditions. The paper, published last month in the peer-reviewed journal “Environmental Research Letters ...