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Denver weather: Snow dumps in Colorado mountains as Denver sees weekend rain and snow

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:30:20 GMT

Denver residents face temperatures topping 60 degrees Friday while prodigious powder dumps are expected across western Colorado’s mountains, according to the National Weather Service.Low clouds hung over the Front Range with fog floating down over Interstate 25 and high plains areas early Friday with generally mild, dry conditions on most roads.Temperatures in metro Denver Friday are expected to reach a high of 63 degrees, weather service forecasters said.More than a foot of snow was expected in the northern mountains, with blowing snow snarling roads. The weather service warned of hazardous driving conditions and issued winter weather warnings covering most of the western half of the state through Saturday.Over the weekend, light snow and rain, creating wet and slushy conditions, are likely across metro Denver and other cities along the Front Range.The Colorado Avalanche Information Center posted “avalanche watch” alerts warning of very dangerous avalanche conditi...

Feast on fowl and fire at Colorado’s original Nashville hot chicken joint

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:30:20 GMT

Music City Hot Chicken claims to be the first Nashville hot chicken restaurant to open in Colorado.“Before we opened, we did some research, and outside of having a Nashville-style sandwich on the menu, we didn’t come across any specialty restaurants,” co-owner Sam Graf said.Related ArticlesRestaurants, Food and Drink | Who makes the best hot chicken sandwich in Denver? Vote in our annual food bracket challenge. Restaurants, Food and Drink | Who makes the best hot chicken sandwich in Denver? Help us decide. Restaurants, Food and Drink | Denver’s best spicy chicken sandwich: Vote in the Sweet 16 round of our March Madness food bracket Graf, 38, and his older brother Jordan, 40, opened Music City Hot Chicken at 111 W. Prospect Road in their hometown of Fort Collins in 2016. Sam had frequently visited a friend in Nashville over the years, fallen in love with the city’s spicy style of chicken, and then developed his own recipe so he d...

Newborn baby found in gas station trash can in Fullerton

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:30:20 GMT

Police are investigating after a newborn baby was found inside a gas station trash can in Fullerton on Thursday.Fullerton Police responded to a Chevron gas station on the 900 block of West Orangethorpe Avenue around 3:30 p.m. A store clerk discovered the abandoned infant inside a restroom trash bin, officers said.Newborn baby found inside gas station trashcan in Fullerton on March 9, 2023. (OC Hawk)Newborn baby found inside gas station trashcan in Fullerton on March 9, 2023. (OC Hawk)Newborn baby found inside gas station trashcan in Fullerton on March 9, 2023. (OC Hawk)Newborn baby found inside gas station trashcan in Fullerton on March 9, 2023. (OC Hawk)Newborn baby found inside gas station trashcan in Fullerton on March 9, 2023. (OC Hawk)Newborn baby found inside gas station trashcan in Fullerton on March 9, 2023. (OC Hawk)Newborn baby found inside gas station trashcan in Fullerton on March 9, 2023. (OC Hawk)Newborn baby found inside gas station trashcan in Fullerton on March...

Latest storm brings rain, flooding risk to Southern California

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:30:20 GMT

Yet another storm is hitting Southern California on Friday, and though there won't be nearly as much snow as two weeks ago, rain presents its own dangers.Steady rain is expected Friday and Saturday, prompting the National Weather Service to warn of possible "significant road/urban & small stream flooding." Interactive Storm Coverage “It won’t be one of those cold, wintery storms,” said KTLA Meteorologist Kaj Goldberg. “But nonetheless, we will see measurable rainfall.” The issue could be compounded by the relatively warmer rain falling on snow that has already amassed in San Bernardino County and other mountain communities in Southern California. The additional precipitation is likely to melt some of the snow, creating even more runoff, and in some cases, the rain might make the snow atop buildings even heavier, increasing the likelihood of roof collapse.With the ground already saturated from previous storms, the NWS warned the public to protect ...

Oscars vs. 'The Last of Us': What are you watching Sunday?

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:30:20 GMT

Will Joel and Ellie finally reach the doctors in “The Last of Us”? Will Michelle Yeoh take home the Oscar for best actress?Both questions will be answered this Sunday, but viewers may have to make a choice about which answer they want in real time. The season finale of the HBO hit is up against the live telecast of the Oscars on ABC.Of course, there’s an opportunity to see both. The Oscars begin at 8 p.m. Eastern; “ The Last of Us ” airs at 9 p.m. Viewers could begin their night watching the Oscars, click over to “The Last of Us,” and return for the ceremony's last hour. That's when the biggest categories are usually handed out, but that plan comes with the risk of missing any buzzy, unscripted moments. And if you choose to stick with the Oscars throughout? You risk spoilers on the fate of Bella Ramsey and Pedro Pascal's characters.The debate essentially boils down to zeitgeist, says Robert Thompson, a professor at Syracuse University specializing in media and director for the Bleie...

Jenny O Loves the Stones

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:30:20 GMT

Jenny O Loves the Stones: L.A. singer and songwriter Jenny O told us about her Rolling Stones experience.Jenny O: It remains difficult to wrap my head around the use of the word “gig” to describe a concert I did not perform myself, as gig to me has always implied employment. But I will describe to you the time I saw the Rolling Stones in concert, Los Angeles, 2021.First of all, we are alive at the same time as THEE Rolling Stones. Well, except Charlie Watts now. They are still touring, and they are still absolutely incredible. The Rolling Stones performed a rock concert for me and my friends (and like 50 thousand other people) on October 17, 2021. After everything we went through in 2020, after all they went through, and survived, we got in that room together and danced and sang our hearts out for two hours, on the floor of the So-fi stadium, right over the field where the LA Rams play football. One smash hit after another. I absolutely lost my mind during “Miss You.” I was perplexe...

Bay Area Storm: Atmospheric River rocks Bay Area causing closures, evacuations

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:30:20 GMT

The latest atmospheric river storm system walloped the Bay Area on Thursday evening into Friday morning, unleashing a powerful combination of rainfall and gusty winds that left roads flooded and trees leveled.A vast majority of the storm’s rain fell in Thursday evening or later. According to National Weather Service 12-hour rain totals around 5 a.m. Friday, most Bay Area urban population centers hovered near the one-inch mark. San Jose received .88 inches, slightly more than downtown San Francisco’s .77. Other measurements along the Peninsula and in the South Bay included 1.23 in Redwood City, .99 in Palo Alto, 1.15 in Sunnyvale and .98 in Mountain View.The rain packed a stronger punch in East Bay communities as many communities cleared the one-inch hurdle with ease. Oakland saw a considerable amount of rain at 1.47 inches, while Walnut Creek was at 1.30. Other totals included 1.13 in Concord, 1.23 in Hayward, .96 in Hayward and 1.43 in Fremont. Most inland communities s...

Antioch: Police share images of gunpoint robbery, shooting suspects

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:30:20 GMT

ANTIOCH — Police shared images from surveillance-camera footage of three suspects sought in connection with an injury shooting during an armed robbery last month in the city’s Sycamore corridor, hoping members of the public can assist in identifying them.Antioch police shared images Thursday, March 9, 2023 taken from surveillance-camera footage of suspects sought in connection with a Feb. 9 armed robbery and injury shooting outside a liquor store in the 1100 block of Sycamore Drive in Antioch, Calif. (Courtesy Antioch Police Department) Shortly after 8:40 p.m. Feb. 9, dispatchers received a call about a person possibly shot in a parking lot outside a liquor store in the 1100 block of Sycamore Drive, police said in a statement Thursday.When officers arrived, they found a victim suffering from a non-life-threatening gunshot wound, and first responders provided care before taking the victim to a hospital for treatment.Detectives assigned to the incident later learned t...

What do you do if you’re stuck between road boulders and autobahn wannabes: Roadshow

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:30:20 GMT

Q: I was surprised by your answer regarding the express lane speed limit. I just took the in-person exam at the DMV and one question was, “How fast should you drive on a highway with a posted limit of 65 mph if the flow of traffic is exceeding the limit?” The answer was that it would be illegal to drive over 65 mph in order to keep up with the flow of traffic. Please help. We are caught between road boulders and autobahn wannabes.Dick Powers, Los GatosA: Technically, you’re correct. Drivers need to find a lane where they can safely go with the flow. Traffic in some lanes may exceed the speed limit, but often, not all do.Q: I fail to see how Interstate 980 disrupts West Oakland. Half of it is elevated, with lots of streets crossing below. The half not elevated has 5 bridges crossing over it.If you want to see a town made unusable by freeways, try Milpitas. We are chopped up by two freeways and a major rail yard in a town less than 4 miles across. Two east-west thoroughfar...

CIF Division IV championship preview: Half Moon Bay on ‘Cloud 9’ heading into state final

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:30:20 GMT

The day after winning the first NorCal title in school history, Half Moon Bay coach John Parsons described his mental and emotional state as “still pretty much on Cloud 9.”Parsons grew up in the small coastal town and was a two-time San Mateo County player of the year as a combo guard for the Cougars in the early 2000s. As someone who came of age there, he has first-hand knowledge of the intimate connection between the school’s athletic teams and the community at large.Half Moon Bay (21-10), which will play Valencia (26-10) for the state Division IV title on Saturday at noon at the Golden 1 Center in Sacramento, has won four road games in the CIF playoffs as a No. 10 seed. The team may have found itself in unfamiliar surroundings, but played with a sense of comfort thanks to the support of its fan base.“I can’t say enough about our fans,” Parsons said. “Our community is an incredible place. At Hillsdale, at Marin Catholic, at Chico we had mo...