Colorado
Colorado Snowstorm Possible Next Week
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) – FIRST OFF: Usually, we’d keep away from a forecast like this, particularly to date out. However climate knowledge has been remarkably constant and is in comparatively excessive settlement a few highly effective winter storm throughout the state of Colorado subsequent Wednesday (Feb 15).
Even with this in thoughts, you need to EXPECT to see some forecast modifications via the weekend & early subsequent week!
Right here’s what we all know proper now… and a few of the uncertainty that also exists ⬇️⬇️
As of proper now, the most recent knowledge signifies snow beginning as early as Tuesday night with the heaviest stuff arriving throughout the Wednesday morning commute. Snow might fall at a average clip for a lot of the day thereafter. Sturdy northerly winds will take over late Wednesday morning and into the afternoon, which might result in blizzard situations for components of the viewing space.
⬆️⬆️ Above is a have a look at how windy we might get on Wednesday afternoon. 30 to 50 mph gusts might result in widespread whiteout situations. ⬆️⬆️
Briefly… Undecided but.
However, I’ll a minimum of offer you an concept the place it’s most likely going to be worse… and the place it will likely be… much less worse.
Under is the snowfall accumulation from the ECMWF climate mannequin — it’s acquired a robust monitor file for predicting snow in Colorado, particularly with regards to the state’s distinctive terrain options.
Wherever you see darkish blues and purples, is snow that would get above 6″… in some spots double digits.
For the sunshine blues, 1-6″ might be doable.
Now, don’t take 1-6″ frivolously with this storm… it will solely take a pair inches of wind-blown snow to make journey hazardous.
As with every storm in Colorado, the monitor of the low strain can be key in finding the worst impacts… We’ll be anticipating any modifications…
Total, this technique has the possibility to be one of many more durable hits we’ve seen for the reason that March 14, 2021 storm based mostly on the snow in COMBINATION with the wind/chilly. Shouldn’t come near bomb cyclone territory.
Persist with us into this weekend and early subsequent week and we’ll hold you within the know!
-Luke
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Toronto FC makes a deal with Colorado Rapids to add to Robin Fraser's coaching staff
TORONTO — New head coach Robin Fraser added to his coaching staff Friday with Toronto FC making a deal to pry loose two of his former assistants from the Colorado Rapids.
To get assistant coach Neil Emblen and video coach Jase Kim on board, Toronto sent its first-round pick in the 2026 MLS SuperDraft to the Rapids. As part of the deal, TFC may receive US$175,000 in general allocation money and retain a sell-on percentage if the pick turns out to be one of the top three in the drafts.
“I’m really happy that we were able to get them,” said Fraser. “I know it comes at a price but I think it’s worthwhile … I do feel like this project needed a fresh kind of feeling. And certainly these are people that I’ve been through a lot with and have a great deal of trust in.”
The two new additions join incumbent goalkeeping coach Simon Eaddy, director of performance Cesar Meylan and performance analyst Peter Galindo.
TFC left Friday for Spain to continue its pre-season preparations.
Emblen has spent the last seven years with Colorado, where he served as both an assistant coach and “the main coaching link to the recruiting department.”
A former defender and midfielder whose playing career stretched from 1987 to 2011, Emblem had stints with Tonbridge Angels, Sittingbourne, Millwall, Wolves, Crystal Palace, Norwich City and Walsall in his native England before moving to the Southern Hemisphere to play for the New Zealand Knights and Waitakere United.
“They still chant his name at Wolves,” said Fraser.
“I love his character. I love his enthusiasm for the game,” he added. “He’s a very good coach.”
Emblen coached Waitakere to three straight New Zealand league titles between 2010 and 2012. He managed New Zealand at the 2012 London Olympics before serving two matches as New Zealand’s interim head coach in 2014.
Kim joined Colorado in January 2018 as a first-team video analyst after serving first as a performance analyst and then head performance analyst for the New Zealand national team. Kim was also part of the New Zealand technical staff at the 2015 FIFA U-20 World Cup.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Jan. 17, 2025
Neil Davidson, The Canadian Press
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‘Such conduct is illegal and will not be tolerated in Colorado:’ rental company facing lawsuits from Colorado Attorney General and the Department of Justice
DENVER, Colo. (KKTV) – One of the largest rental companies in the country is facing two separate lawsuits, including from Colorado’s Attorney General, Phil Weiser. He says Greystar Real Estate Properties is charging local tenants hidden fees.
Greystar says these accusations are not true. Another federal lawsuit accuses Greystar of coordinating with other property management companies to manipulate rent. Greystar also denies these claims.
“Whether you are working at a restaurant or grocery store or you’re a teacher or a nurse it is too expensive to live in our communities and specifically we’re feeling that impact in terms of housing,” Denver-area lawmaker Javier Mabrey said.
Mabrey says his proposal prevents two or more landlords from coordinating rent prices. It specifically bans any software that allows landlords to share information. Something that the Department of Justice has already banned.
“Coloradans need to know that landlords have been using a technology that the Department of Justice thinks is illegal to do illegal collusion in the rental market,” Mabrey said.
In a lawsuit announced earlier this month, the Department of Justice alleged that Greystar, which operates several locations in Colorado Springs, allegedly that software.
In a statement, Greystar says:
“Greystar has and will conduct its business with the utmost integrity. At no time did Greystar engage in any anti-competitive practices.” (FULL STATEMENT HERE)
The FTC and Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser are also suing Greystar, Saying they deceptively advertised rent prices, and then charged hidden fees.
Weiser claims the alleged tactics are spreading to other rental companies saying in part:
“Other corporate landlords are not advertising their all-in pricing and are engaging in similar tactics, they are on notice that such conduct is illegal and will not be tolerated in Colorado.” (FULL STATEMENT HERE)
Greystar responded to the accusations by Weiser and the FTC saying in part:
“The idea that this is done with the goal of hiding fees from consumers is patently false. No resident at a Greystar-managed community pays a fee they have not seen and agreed to in their lease.” (FULL STATEMENT HERE)
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