Snowfall from Tuesday to Thursday morning delivered roughly 0-9 inches across Colorado’s mountains — less than expected for some northern resorts, while areas south of Interstate 70 saw snow totals within the ranges provided

Snowfall from Tuesday to Thursday morning delivered roughly 0-9 inches across Colorado’s mountains — less than expected for some northern resorts, while areas south of Interstate 70 saw snow totals within the ranges provided

An unusually warm, but nonetheless, snowmaking system has brought new powder to Colorado's ski slopes, with more ahead into Friday night. The pattern stays unsettled next week, with

A lack of snow, compounded by warm temperatures, has plagued Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming. That will impact how much water is available come spring runoff.

Showers are likely today, but mainly concentrated in the afternoon. Snowfall in higher elevations can also be expected today, hopefully continuing into tomorrow as well.

A new chart puts the difference between the two states in sharp contrast.

Snow showers in this week’s forecast offer a dose of relief, but they won’t be enough to get the Colorado out of a tough, dry year.