April brings longer days and the promise of beautiful weather to come. And spring 2021 also brings hopeful signs that backyard gatherings with friends and neighbors will be back as COVID-19 makes an overdue exit.
But April is also the snowiest months along Colorado’s northern Front Range, so…
Metro Denver is digging out from the fourth largest storm on record, the deepest snowfall in 75 years. More than 25,000 residents in the city and in Northern Colorado are without power a day later.
Six months later, heat waves pummel the state. People everywhere turn up…
While you may not have an electric-powered vehicle now, chances are there’s one—or several—in your future. So now’s the time to get ready for your EV future.
Battery-powered cars, commonly known as Electric Vehicles (EVs) are here to stay. No longer limited to undersized compact cars for…
Covid kept us home and rewrote how we dine in. Google searches for outdoor kitchens nearly doubled in May 2020 from 2019, according to Hearth & Home Magazine (1-Aug. 2020). Wayfair.com, a leading online home goods website, reports that searches for “outdoor kitchens” and “outdoor dining areas” rose 130% and “outdoor…
Pipes burst. Electricity failed. Freezing temperatures across Colorado caused endless damage in mid-February 2021.
If the winter’s harsh weather got you thinking about what weather lies ahead for summer, The Old Farmer's Almanac predicts “hotter than normal” temps this coming summer with the worst heat in mid-to-late…
The year-long COVID pandemic has forced most of us to change our lifestyles—some of us dramatically. Work-from-home has surged and is likely to become much more prevalent than pre-COVID days. Kids have been locked out of most schools for months. And going out, whether to dinner, movies or…
