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Fall Colors Weekend Forecast: Sunny Skies & Warm Temps Ahead (opens the original)
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After a couple of days of rain, swollen creeks, and enough clouds to make you wonder if the sun had quit, we're finally getting a break. High pressure is moving in, the moisture is heading out, and temperatures are about to remember that it's still fall. The National Weather Service is saying Thursday should bring a return to sunshine across much of eastern Utah and western Colorado, although some of the Four Corners could wake up to low clouds and fog thanks to all that moisture sitting around.
How Western Slope Locals Spot Front Range Tourists Every October (opens the original)
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Every October, somebody pulls the drain plug on Denver, and half the Front Range comes pouring west on I-70. They come for the aspens, the last of the Palisade fruit, and whatever spot went viral on Instagram that week. And we can spot every single one of them from across the parking lot at City Market. It's not the Subaru. We all have the Subaru. It's the little things. Out here, I-70 isn't a road, it's a relationship. A complicated one. Every local has a plan B for when the canyon shuts down,
Urban Legend: Why Driving Riverdale Road at Night Still Spooks Coloradans (opens the original)
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There's a two-lane road on the Front Range that a whole lot of people swear is trying to kill you. Riverdale Road sits in Adams County and runs about 11 miles from Thornton to Brighton, per FOX31. That's roughly four and a half hours east of us. And depending on who you ask, it's either a normal commute or the scariest drive in the country. Pick your nightmare. The Denver Public Library sums up the classics: a ghost jogger who taps on passing cars, a phantom Camaro running with one headlight, an
The Grand Junction Commute Divide: Are You a Scenic Cruiser or a Green-Light Rocket? (opens the original)
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I don't know exactly when this happened, but somewhere along the way Grand Junction became home to two completely different driving cultures. You're either behind someone treating Patterson Road like a scenic wine tour at 25 mph, or you're being passed by someone who seems convinced they're qualifying for the Daytona 500. The speed limit, apparently, is just a fun little number on a sign. They're doing 25 in a 35. They gently tap the brakes for curves that don't actually curve. They leave enough
Heavy Rainfall Hits Monday: Key River Basins and Roads to Watch Before Wednesday Clearing (opens the original)
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If you were thinking we had finally squeezed enough rain out of the sky for a while, well, Mother Nature has other plans. Tropical moisture is moving into eastern Utah and western Colorado Monday, bringing widespread rain through Tuesday and potentially into Wednesday. The National Weather Service says, the Four Corners should see showers develop early Monday before spreading north. Moisture levels could reach roughly 250% of normal, especially south of I-70. Because apparently the atmosphere lo
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