The Denver Bronco’s Salute to fans tour, that was suppose to take place in Steamboat this afternoon, has been canceled. The Broncos canceled events in Steamboat and Aspen due to the heavy Continue reading
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Broncos Cancel Fan Event In Steamboat
Highway 13 Accident Sends 5 To Hospital
Five people were injured in a two vehicle collision on Highway 13 south of Craig. The accident occurred around 6 Saturday night, when 44-year-old Marina Martinez of Grand Junction lost control of her car on the snow-covered road. Her car then rotated and slid into the path of a vehicle driven by 33-year-old Amber Goodnow of Craig, which was traveling in the Continue reading
Steamboat Residents Should Help Remove Snow
With snow expected through the weekend, the City of Steamboat is asking the community for their assistance with snow removal operations. Residents are responsible for maintaining their own driveways, parking areas and sidewalks. Snow should be kept on your property, and never push snow into a public street. Fire hydrants should remain un-covered Continue reading
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Keep Snow On Your Property
Northwest Colorado and South Central Wyoming are receiving a brief break from the winter weather this week, but with snow expected again this weekend, you shouldn’t put that shovel away just yet. When snow removal is required, remember that the snow must remain on your property. Property owners, renters Continue reading
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One Dead In Highway 40 Accident
One person died in an accident yesterday morning on Highway 40. Ice and snow contributed to accident near Tabernash, when a 26 year old man from Denver lost control of his vehicle and crashed into a truck driven by Granby resident, 73 year old Lynn Kessler. The 26 year old Continue reading
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Avalanche Danger High
Avalanche danger is high in the Steamboat and Flat Tops areas due to the heavy snowfall over the past week. The 2 to 3 feet of new snow and strong winds in the area, have created the avalanche conditions. Visitors to the area on Continue reading
Steamboat Clearing Snow Around The Clock
Steamboat crews continue to working around the clock to clear out the two feet of snow that has fallen over the last few days. The City’s primary focus is to keep major roads clear for emergency vehicle access and traffic flow. After that, the city works to remove snow from commercial areas before shifting their attention to residential streets. Continue reading
Shovel Snow Safely
With the recent snow fall people have been out struggling to clear their driveways and sidewalks. All the bending and lifting of heavy snow can put you at risk of injury, and may lead to stress on the heart, which can result in death. Snow removal can be especially dangerous to people who do not exercise regularly. According to the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, in 2015, more than Continue reading
Heavy Snow Through Thursday Night
After waking up yesterday morning, there was one four letter word on everyone’s mind, SNOW! We asked 93.7 102.3 KRAI and 55 Country Meteorologist Don Day what made the recent storm so strong, and how much longer the snowfall will last. Day says the storm resulted from a very moist jet stream pattern that moved off the Pacific Ocean Continue reading
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Snow Dumps On Craig, Not Surrounding Areas
With only two inches of accumulation expected in Craig between yesterday and today, the amount of snow that fell was a surprise. Craig residents were not the only ones caught off guard this morning as the storm also surprised the National Weather Service in Grand Junction. In what John Kyle of the National Weather Service called an anomaly, Craig received the largest amount of snow from the storm. As much as 24 inches of Continue reading
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Funeral For Darrell Snow Tuesday
The funeral for Darrell Snow, the Moffat County Road and Bridge employee who died last month will be Tuesday. Snow was killed in an accident at the Moffat County landfill. County operations will shut down during the funeral to allow county employee’s to attend with the Continue reading
Tips For Safe Winter Driving
Winter can be an increasingly dangerous time on Colorado roads. Snow, ice, fog and longer nights present challenges to drivers that can lead to accidents. People do less driving during winter, yet there are more accidents per mile driven. Accidents that occur between December Continue reading
