A wave of moisture and a drop in temperature is putting snow on Colorado's mountains today. Click through the headline above for the full selection. Here's Mount Evans:
And Loveland Ski Area:
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You can keep an eye on Loveland's cameras yourself on their website.
Breckenridge got it too.
And Pikes Peak.
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Colorado's ski season may start in less than two months.
Arapahoe Basin and Loveland, which tend to open mid-October, should be first out of the gate.
Also, for you weather people OpenSnow has a pretty good explanation of the "slow moving disturbance" that did this.