Colorado’s High Country saw the most significant snowstorm yet of the season this weekend, with some ski areas netting nearly two feet of fresh powder as of early-morning Monday, Oct. 21. The southwestern San

Denver's weather stayed in the 50s and 60s this weekend, but other areas across Colorado welcomed the first major snowstorm of the season with some counties receiving several inches.

The first significant snow of the season for the mountains has delivered some respectable snow totals over the weekend into Monday morning.

More than a foot of heavy, blowing snow is expected to fall on Telluride and other cities around Colorado’s San Juan Mountains this weekend, making travel dangerous.

The higher elevations in Colorado received the first snow accumulations since MayFairplay reported the highest official total so far at 3.3 inches.9NEWS Meteorologist Chris Spears says it was a relatively warm storm with the heaviest snow falling in elevations above 11,

Ski resorts and ski areas are beginning to make snow for the season, and Mother Nature is helping out and bringing snow from the sky as well.

Skies will clear out by midday, with high temperature in the upper-60s to low-70s. We have warm and dry weather in store all week long.

Snow has finally made it onto slopes from Silverton to Steamboat, including in Summit, Grand and Eagle counties, after a three-day winter storm piled up multiple feet.