Tag
weather
5 Porch Notes tagged “weather,” from counties across Colorado.
Cars and driving - Weld County
Weld County gravel roads drive differently after weather
Gravel roads across Weld shift with traffic, grading, wind, snow, and rain, so a route can turn rough overnight and reward slow driving.
Read note ->Cars and driving - Washington County
Driving the Washington County plains means watching weather and gravel
On Washington County's open plains, wind, hail, sudden storms, and winter blizzards matter more than mountain passes, and many roads are gravel that handles weather differently than pavement.
Read note ->Cars and driving - Alamosa County
Driving and weather in the San Luis Valley: cold air and blowing dust
The San Luis Valley floor near Alamosa is a high, flat basin where cold air settles and spring winds can kick up dust, both of which affect driving.
Read note ->Cars and driving - Cheyenne County
Driving the open plains in Cheyenne County means watching the sky
Cheyenne County's flat, open highways carry fast-changing plains weather, from spring and summer hail and thunderstorms to winter wind and blowing snow, so checking conditions before a drive is routine.
Read note ->Cars and driving - Crowley County
Driving Crowley County means plains roads and plains weather
Getting around Crowley County means highways like CO 96 plus many gravel county roads, all under open-plains weather that can change fast.
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