Tag: Avalanche danger

Avalanche danger in southwest Colorado

Posted by Editor | Mar 1, 2023 | Southwest Regional News

Three people died from avalanche-related deaths this past weekend in southwest Colo. With a winter storm warning in effect until Thursday morning, avalanche forecasters are asking backcountry enthusiasts to be cautious.

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