October 29th, 2024
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As the first of the winter storm systems moves into the Boulder Valley, the sky lights up with the colors and promise of change. Boulder’s Brilliant Pre-Snow Sunset delights all who take a second to look up. I lucked-out and looked up at the right moment, ran to the back door, and snapped some pics […]
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March 15th, 2024
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Boulderites are not afraid of the weather. After all, it only means we have to dress differently. As soon as the snow stop, the sun comes out and so to the Boulderites. There are two temperatures in the winter. One, we call “warm.” It is over 35 deg F., 1 deg C, calm and […]
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March 13th, 2024
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Fact or Fancy? Avalanche or Anticipation? I think we get a PILE of Precipitation! I am not licensed to be a meteorologist or any other type of ologist. As a Boulderite and a Buff, I can’t be a tourist, so I am by definition a fool. No shockers there. Only fools and tourist predict […]
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March 7th, 2024
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Boulder’s Future? Not If We Can Help It! Climate change has become a pressing issue, with its effects being felt worldwide. In Boulder, Colorado, a region known for its picturesque snowfall, the impact of climate change on snowfall patterns has been a topic of concern. Understanding how climate change is altering Boulder’s snowfall patterns […]
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March 7th, 2024
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Weak Fern Wall. ? pic Lenny Lensworth Frieling Boulder Blizzard Imminent? Perhaps not. What’s missing? For one, a nicely defined long “fern wall.” This hot dog shaped cloud runs North and South between the Front Range and the Continental Divide. To me, fhis possible fern wall, to this fool’s eyes, looks weak and disorganized. […]
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February 27th, 2024
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Driving in Boulder, Colorado: Top 5 Tips for Navigating Snowy and Icy Roads Nestled in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, Boulder, Colorado is a picturesque city known for its scenic beauty and vibrant outdoor culture. However, with its unique geography comes a specific set of challenges, especially when it comes to driving in the […]
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January 24th, 2024
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Let’s open with an early sunrise picture, and then progress to Longs a little later in the morning. I have observed that even after 49 years of seeing Longs Peak and the front range/divide, it never looks the same. The light changes. The clouds change. The mountains uplift (although that does not change much day-to-day), […]
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January 16th, 2024
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I am sensitive to snow shoveling in Boulder. My Grandmother taught that if you did not have a strong brain you’d better have strong legs. I have weak thighs! I have to rely upon my brain. Some think that presents me with a huge hurdle. I have experienced some rather dramatic health challenges, and at […]
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January 15th, 2024
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We’ve been talking about Boulder “cold” for days. NOW it is going to get really cold! Is “cold” reality or merely clothing? Is cold a matter of degrees on a thermometer or is it something more? Stay WARM! Keep your family WARM! May the wind be over your port bow, and may your sunscreen be […]
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