Weather

Check out this waterspout caught on video over Lake Pueblo.

There are plenty of good reasons why we love living in western Colorado. Right now, this is number one on the list

Winter is coming, are you ready?

It's been a hot, dry summer in Colorado and some have already forgotten about all the snow Colorado received last year and the slew of avalanches.

Enjoying a Western Colorado hike is fun, but not when it's 100 degrees. What if you want to hike, and right now is your only chance? Here are three Western Colorado trails you'll enjoy, even when the temperature pushes 100.

You may or may not believe in global warming, but you can hardly deny Grand Junction is hotter than it's ever been.

The Colorado Climate Center measured the hailstone at 4.83 inches, 8.5 ounces and is 12 7/8 inches in diameter.

Over 60 Denver Public Work Drivers competed this week in the 31st annual "Snow Road-eo." Winners move on to the national competition in September in Loveland.

Big Thompson Canyon flash flood in 1976 was the state’s deadliest disaster. 143 people died and it caused $35.5 million in damages.

Admit it, it's really hot out.