Arctic blast leaves Colorado with subzero temps, snow. These areas were hit the hardest
An arctic blast moved into Colorado on Friday and stayed until Tuesday morning, bringing some of the coldest temperatures of ...
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Colorado weather: Colder temperatures still to come, snow returns Sunday to Denver
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Here’s how to prevent (and thaw) frozen pipes as arctic cold blast hits Colorado
Coloradans bundling up ahead of this weekend’s arctic blast should also plan on keeping their homes cozy, particularly water ...
Arctic blast arrives in Colorado Springs; more snow, plummeting temperatures ahead
Colorado Springs will see a high of 12-13 degrees and a low of minus 5 on Sunday. A cold front will cause wind gusts up to 20 ...
Over 114 hours below freezing: Timeline for incoming arctic blast
An arctic blast is heading to Colorado, leaving Denver with negative temperatures, snow, and the longest hard freeze of the ...
School, business closures in Colorado due to dangerously cold temperatures on MLK Monday
Here are the closures and delays on the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. holiday during a frigid, arctic blast that dropped new snow on Monday.
Indoor events in Denver to enjoy during Colorado's arctic blast this weekend
Many people may be planning to stay inside this weekend due to brutally cold temperatures, but there are plenty of fun indoor ...
After the arctic air, here is what is next for CO
The region is currently recovering from a dangerously cold blast of Arctic air. The frigid cold air mass moved in on Saturday ...
Fire officials warn of risks with heating equipment as Colorado homeowners seek warmth amid arctic blast
As an arctic blast sweeps through Colorado, homeowners turn to various ways to stay warm, including space heaters. However, ...
Northern Colorado man helps out as Gulf Coast gets hit with cold, snow
Jim Emmett, a Northern Colorado resident, has had a family house in Magnolia Springs, Alabama, since the 1940s. He says he's never seen anything like this in his lifetime.