The weather pattern known as El Nino has ended. So what does that mean for Colorado?
With El Nino ending, temperatures in the Pacific Ocean have cooled and that could mean less snow this winter in Colorado.
When El Nino is occurring, there’s a larger area of warm sea conditions. This adds warmth, moisture and energy to the atmosphere. This energy impacts the weather here in Colorado.
There are other factors that come into play when predicting winter snowfall, right now, forecasters are calling for an average winter in the Colorado mountains.
Danny “Dan R” Ridenour has been in radio and television broadcasting for over 40 years, starting as a senior in high school in Rogers, Arkansas. His radio career has had stops in Nashville, Memphis, Oklahoma, and eventually, Colorado. Dan enjoys being involved in the community, having been a member of the Upper Arkansas Service Club and is currently on the board of directors for the Salida Community Center and is a member of the Chaffee County Fair Committee. He and his wife Carrie spend their days doing everything the mountains have to offer: hiking, camping, fishing and skiing. They've raised 3 children and have 2 grandchildren.
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