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Faces of Boulder – Pic of the Day!

Faces of Boulder Edition: Arctic Adventure at Chautauqua Park In Boulder, Colorado, the determination shines through as they hike Chautauqua Park amidst an intense arctic blast. Their faces, kissed by the winter sun, express a blend of joy and fortitude against the day’s sub-zero temperatures. Wrapped in layers to fend off the bitter cold, they […]

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Arctic Blast Descends on Boulder County: Wind Chill Warning Issued!

Severe Weather Update: Wind Chill Warning in Effect Urgent Alert Issued by National Weather Service Date of Issue: 1:03 AM, January 14, 2024 Warning Details: Duration: Effective immediately until 11 AM MST, Tuesday. Severity: Dangerously cold wind chills, potentially reaching as low as 35 degrees below zero. Affected Areas: East central, north central, and northeast […]

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Boulder Subzero Adventures: Explore Chill Thrills in Colorado

Boulder, Colorado, is a winter wonderland offering a plethora of exhilarating activities when freezing temperatures set in. Embracing the subzero chill can open doors to a whole new world of adventure and enjoyment. Here are seven must-try subzero activities to make the most of Boulder winter. Ice Climbing in Eldorado Canyon Eldorado Canyon, just a […]

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Boulder Subzero Survival: Mastering the Art of Shoveling

As winter descends upon Boulder, Colorado, residents brace themselves for the bone-chilling temperatures and relentless snowfall that define the Boulder winter. The region is no stranger to Sub zero temperatures and Arctic blasts, making shoveling a necessary and often daunting task. But fear not! With the right techniques and preparation, you can master the art […]

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Faces of Boulder – CU Buffs!

Winter Wonderland at the University of Colorado: Faces of Boulder CU Buff Edition In this exclusive “Faces of Boulder CU Buff Edition,” the University of Colorado students, alongside their loyal dogs, capture the essence of Boulder’s winter magic. Set against the majestic backdrop of snow-covered mountains, the campus comes alive, showcasing its unparalleled beauty. The […]

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Boulder’s Wind Chill Science: Decoding the Chill and Its Impact

Living in Boulder, Colorado, exposes residents to various weather phenomena throughout the year. One such phenomenon that significantly impacts the area is wind chill. Understanding the science behind wind chill and its effects is crucial for residents to prepare and stay safe during the colder months. This article delves into the intricacies of wind chill, […]

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Boulder’s Frigid Reputation: Cold Snap Chronicles

Boulder, Colorado, renowned for its picturesque landscapes and vibrant cultural scene, also experiences some of the state’s coldest winters. Nestled at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, this city’s winter season is characterized by its crisp, often frigid air, and a stunning backdrop of snow-capped peaks. The temperatures in Boulder can plummet, particularly from December […]

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male and female american goldfinches on a feeder. The males are bright yellow with black and white striping on the wings. The females are generally pale gray yellow where the males are bright. Black cap. My signature is to have bird looking right at me. I think this draws the viewer in, and adds emotion to the pic. I think that if there is no emotion in the pic, then it is record of what you see, perhaps not art.

Boulder’s Beautiful Banquet: Goldfinches Feasting at the Feeder

The American Goldfinch (Spinus tristis) is a vibrant and enchanting bird native to North America. Known for its brilliant plumage and joyful song, this small passerine is a common sight throughout the United States, including the beautiful state of Colorado. The American Goldfinch is a migratory bird, spending its summers in the northern regions of […]

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Boulder’s Golden Past: Tracing the Gold Rush Legacy

When gold was discovered in the mountains of Colorado in 1858, it set off a wave of migration and change that would ripple throughout the region for decades to come. The gold rush of the mid-1800s brought thousands of people to Colorado in search of their fortune, and many of those people settled in what […]

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CU Boulder’s Extreme Weather and Emergency Closure Policy

Key Insights on Operational Status During Emergencies Timely Decision Making: Campus officials typically make closure decisions by 5:30 a.m. to facilitate early planning. Diverse Notification Platforms: Updates are promptly shared through CU Boulder Alerts, various social media channels, and local broadcast media. Constant Online Information: The university’s website is a reliable resource for the latest […]

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