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Viewer raises concern about street conditions on west side of Colorado Springs; City officials respond

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) — John Wei lives in the Pinecliff neighborhood north of the Interstate 25/Garden of the Gods Road interchange, and recently contacted The Road Warrior about what he believes is a safety concern in the area. Wei said that the situation is gradually worsening around the three-way intersection of Rusina Road, Popes

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More flurries this morning

TODAY/MLK DAY: Snow showers began just before 4 a.m. across El Paso County and surrounding areas. Outside of Denver, the most impacted locations include Douglas, Elbert, Lincoln, and Kiowa Counties. Winds will be gusty at times, peaking between 20 and 25 mph. Morning temperatures are chilly, starting out in the 20s area-wide, then warming into

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what to expect

Tracking warm-up & fire weather

TONIGHT: Temperatures drop drastically as clear skies persist. Overnight lows will sit in the teens in lower lying areas and single digits and negatives across western portions of Colorado. TOMORROW: Expect fire weather warnings to become more widespread as humidity levels drop and winds increase. Temperatures warm to the 50’s along and east of I-25

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Cold Friday night ahead

TONIGHT: It will be cold for your Friday night. We are expected to cool down to the teens tonight along the I-25 Corridor and along the eastern plains. Winds are expected to continue gusting up to 30 miles an hour in El Paso County throughout the evening. The winds are expected to diminish overnight, before

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Should we be panicking about Colorado’s record-low snowpack? KRDO13 asks the experts

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) – Amid an unseasonably warm winter, Colorado is tracking some of the lowest snowpack levels ever recorded. Right now, the state is currently in its snow accumulation period – but we’re not seeing much accumulation at all. According to the Natural Resources Conservation Service, as of mid-January, the state has received

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