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It's a pleasant surprise that the Juno spacecraft built in Colorado still works, and they plan to give it new assignments until it dies, said NASA scientists said. → Read More
The Natural Resources Conservation Service uses automated data and hand measurement of snowpack to issue their preseason runoff forecast in March. → Read More
Atmospheric rivers have been slamming the California mountains with big snow, but they cause dry conditions on the Front Range of Colorado. → Read More
Some turbulence can be forecast or detected before it affects airplanes. Clear-air turbulence can catch pilots off guard. → Read More
Winter finishes up cold and snowy for most of Colorado. Spring recordkeeping starts on March 1, with more snow and cold in the forecast. → Read More
Photographers northern Colorado Denver Fort Collins capture images aurora borealis early morning Monday February 27 2023. Photography how where to see tips cameras. → Read More
Ice pillars responsible for the lines of light spotted into the subzero Colorado air Thursday Friday reflections of light off ice crystals Denver Franktown science. → Read More
After 22 consecutive years of drought in the Colorado River basin, is it time to redefine drought as normal? → Read More
It was 1992 the last time it took this long to melt snow in Denver. It won't happen with this new snow. → Read More
Paleontologists can trace climate change through Earth's history by analyzing fossils in Colorado. But they say it's never changed as fast as it is today. → Read More
According to the Upper Colorado River Commission (UCRC), it would take 16.4 million acre-feet of water to fill Lake Powell back up to where it was in 2000. → Read More
So far, Colorado has more snow than 2019 -- the last time the state was 100% drought-free. → Read More
It always snows in Denver after Groundhog Day, but winter practically ended on Feb. 2 in 2017. → Read More
It always snows in Denver after Groundhog Day, but winter practically ended on Feb. 2 in 2017. → Read More
Bark beetles can withstand the cold temperatures this winter, but big snowmelt could help strengthen the trees natural defenses. → Read More
Ice core samples from Greenland and Antarctica are stored at the National Science Foundation Ice Core Facility at the Denver Federal Center in Lakewood. → Read More
Almost all of Colorado is covered in snow, but there are a few brown spots remaining. → Read More
Winter Park and Steamboat Springs are neck-and-neck in snow totals this season. Winter Park has won the title as snowiest in Colorado three years in a row. → Read More
Snowpack is actually a measure of the water that will be available when the snow melts. → Read More
Denver and some other Front Range locations already have above-average snowfall going into the three snowiest months of the season: February, March and April. → Read More