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  • Snowflakes and sunshine are in your future

    February 8, 2012

    Cold air from the north and storms from the west coast are both moving toward Colorado, and that will give us a mix of sunshine and snowflakes over the next few days. Expect a mix of sunshine and clouds, with snow showers possible at times on Thursday, as highs get... more »

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  • Cold weather tips for pets

    As we move into some of the coldest nights we’ll see this year (not just tonight, but for the next month, or so), we’re pretty good about remembering to dress the kids in layers, make sure the hoses are disconnected from the outdoor taps, and we’ve changed the furnace filter...

  • School Days, School Days

    As of Monday, January 16th, the state’s community colleges are back in session, and from an instructor’s perspective, here are a few tips for success… 1)  Plan your semester before you actually show up. I’ve met a number of students this semester who came to my first lecture, expecting to...

  • The weather in 2011 in Colorado Springs and Pueblo

    The yearly weather statistics for 2011 are in, (Thank you National Weather Service), and it was an interesting year, weatherwise, in both Colorado Springs and Pueblo.  Here are the highlights. Colorado Springs: The warmest high of the year was 97 degrees on 6/29. The lowest was -12 on 2/2.  Total...

  • Nationwide, the most extreme weather events of 2011

    I ran across an OUTSTANDING compilation of the most extreme national weather events of 2011 at http://www.noaa.gov/extreme2011/index.html and thought it was worth sharing. Events reach from the Groundhog Day blizzard (with images and weather maps) to the tornado outbreaks that started on April 4-5 and continued through the 28th of...

  • A better year for reindeer in Colorado Springs and Pueblo

    (They like snow, right?) I just looked at the latest snowfall and precipitation figures for the year and the snow year (which runs from July 1 to June 30…I don’t know why, it’s a “government” thing), and both Colorado Springs and Pueblo are ahead of last year on snowfall (with...