Nolan Doesken
Drought Conditions Still Exist Despite Recent Fort Collins Snow
Climatologists are happy to see all the moisture from recent snowfall in Northern Colorado but that doesn’t mean the severe drought conditions are over.
CSU Climatologists Need Help Keeping An Eye On Moisture Levels
Climatologists at Colorado State University want some help in tracking what promises to be another dry summer.
March Is Make-Or-Break Month For Colorado Drought
March is a make-or-break month for relieving drought conditions in Colorado.
Fire Danger Remains High Along The Front Range
A lot of snow is expected for the western and southwestern mountains, but only a chance for snow along the Front Range. The dry conditions mean the fire danger remains high.
Despite Snow, Colorado’s Drought Outlook Uncertain
The outlook for a major change in Colorado’s drought is uncertain even though holiday storms have improved the mountain snowpack, a climate researcher said Thursday.
Not A Lot Of Snow In Northern Colorado, But Every Little Bit Helps
Overnight some areas of Northern Colorado received anywhere from 1 to 4 inches of snow. Although that may not sound like a whole lot of precipitation, researchers at Colorado State University say any little bit helps.
Experts Explain How Waldo Canyon Fire Moved Downhill
Fires make their own weather in a variety of ways. CBS4′s Alan Gionet found out that’s what happened with the devastating Waldo Canyon Fire.
This Year’s Drought Could Be Worse Than Year Of The Hayman Fire
Much of Colorado’s fire risk is due to drought conditions settling in over much of the state, and this week Gov. John Hickenlooper signed a major water conservation bill into law.
Not The Windiest Year — Yet
Day after day, it seems like we’re getting plastered by wind this year. Alan Gionet answers the Good Question, “What’s with the wind?”
