Yes, it has been crazy warm. For 2015, Denver broke high temperature records on February 6, 7, and 8, each day above 70 degrees. Fort Collins also had a鈥�

It's midway through the winter, and Colorado's snowpack is in a Goldilocks situation. Not too much, not too little.According to state climatologist Nolan鈥�

If you live in Northern Colorado or the Front Range and it feels like this summer has been wetter than normal, it's not your imagination.Some parts of鈥�

Parts of Southeast Colorado are experiencing a longer period of drought than the dry times that occurred during the Dust Bowl.According to Nolan Doesken,鈥�

If you feel like you鈥檝e dodged more than your share of hail and giant, plunking raindrops over the past few weeks, you probably have.According to data鈥�

What you call 鈥渃razy weather,鈥� Colorado state climatologist Nolan Doesken calls 鈥渃limate variability.鈥滱nd variable it has been.Since 2012, Midwest farmers鈥�

The rainfall that led to September鈥檚 floods in Colorado has been described as 鈥渂iblical.鈥� State Climatologist Nolan Doesken is trying to quantify that鈥�

What a difference a week can make. The epic rainstorm that hovered over Colorado鈥檚 Front Range effectively quashed a lingering drought. But Climate鈥�

We鈥檙e well past this year鈥檚 dry Summer, and into late Autumn 鈥� but the changing of the season doesn't fix the drought. Despite recent moisture, the entire鈥�

A seemingly endless drought this summer has created dried-up reservoirs and many disappointed farmers. The state鈥檚 climatologist told KUNC recently that a鈥�