Colorado is set to see a freezing weekend as snow and a bitterly cold blast of arctic air moves into the state on Friday, according to the National Weather Service.

Treacherous travel across Colorado's mountains on Presidents Day, Arctic blast arrive Monday night in 04:04. Another Arctic blast and several rounds of snow are expected in Denver early next week.

Ahead of the arctic storm surging into Colorado with its dangerous sub-zero temperatures Wednesday night and Thursday, Colorado Springs officials are prepping roads, power lines and airport ...

Atmospheric churning that created what meteorologists describe as an arctic teeter-totter is driving the cold blast forecast to bring temperatures as low as minus 20 to Colorado’s Front Range… ...

Below zero blast now just a day and half away from Colorado 03:05. Denver Water has some advice for Colorado residents ahead of this weekend's arctic blast.

DENVER — Colorado is bracing for a dangerous mix of sub-zero temperatures, strong winds and snow, just as the holiday travel season begins. An arctic blast of frigid weather that arrived in the ...

The arctic blast in Denver could last up to 11 days. ... They’re not directly hitting Colorado, but the pool of cold air is extensive enough to keep the state in the mix.

DENVER – A blast of Arctic weather has sent temperatures plunging into the single digits and below zero in the Denver area and up and down Colorado’s Front Range, turning roads treacherously icy and ...

The Arctic blast that ripped through Colorado over the weekend and buried the mountains in feet of snow might be gone, but its effects will likely linger on utility bills for months.. Due to ...

An arctic blast in an age of climate change. By Carl Bilek. January 17, 2024. ... Colorado just endured an arctic blast that set new record-low temperatures in parts of the state.

CBS Colorado. Treacherous travel across Colorado's mountains on Presidents Day, ... Story by Joe Ruch • 1d. A nother Arctic blast and several rounds of snow are expected in Denver early next week.