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Snowmobile rider killed in Colorado avalanche as reports of deadly avalanches continue to rise in West

DENVER – Officials say a snowmobile rider was caught, buried and killed in an avalanche west of Denver on Saturday.

According to the Colorado Avalanche Information Center (CAIC), the avalanche occurred on Mines Peak, east of Berthoud Pass, in an area known

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The National Avalanche Center and the U.S. Forest Service put together a video explaining the dangers of avalanches and the weather forecasts you should look over to stay out of danger. (Video from March 2024)

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DENVER – Officials say a snowboarder was caught, buried and killed in an avalanche ^[2] west of Denver ^[3] on Saturday.

According to the Colorado ^[4] Avalanche Information Center (CAIC), the avalanche occurred on Mines Peak, east of Berthoud Pass, in an

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We are quickly approaching the start of meteorological spring, and with it comes a major pattern change that will usher in much warmer weather for most of the country. FOX Weather Meteorologist Jane Minar breaks down the latest forecast.

We’re quickly approaching the start of meteorological spring ^[1], and right on cue, forecasters are tracking a major pattern change that will usher in warmer temperatures for most of the U.S.^[2] during the week ahead.

And let’s face it – we deserve a

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Taste of spring invades US to close out February with wild temperature swings for millions

We’re quickly approaching the start of meteorological spring, and right on cue, forecasters are tracking a major pattern change that will usher in warmer temperatures for most of the U.S. during the week ahead.

And let’s face it – we deserve a break

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FOX Weather meteorologists Jason Frazer and Britta Merwin explain the EF tornado scale.

NORMAN, Okla.– Research recently published in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society^[1] suggests that the record-long drought of EF5 tornadoes is due to stricter use of damage ratings rather than any changes in the weather.

According to a NOAA

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Absence of EF5 tornadoes maybe because of damage assessments, not changes in weather patterns

NORMAN, Okla.– Research recently published in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society suggests that the record-long drought of EF5 tornadoes is due to stricter use of damage ratings rather than any changes in the weather.

According to a NOAA

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According to a NOAA

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According to a NOAA

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Absence of EF-5 tornadoes may be because of damage assessments, not changes in weather patterns

According to a NOAA

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The status of whether the world is being impacted by an El Nino or a La Nina is determined by water temperatures in the central and eastern Pacific Ocean. (NOAA)

Have you ever seen an El Niño or La Niña outlook ^[1] and, several months later, heard that the world is still experiencing those climate patterns, despite forecasts predicting that the event would have ended by now?If so, you're not alone.

Scientists have

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Snowmobile rider killed in Colorado avalanche as reports of deadly avalanches continue to rise in West

Reports of deadly avalanches rise in West after Colorado snowboarder killed

Much of US to feel springlike warmth this week

Taste of spring invades US to close out February with wild temperature swings for millions

Absence of EF5 tornadoes maybe because of damage assessments, not weather patterns

Absence of EF5 tornadoes maybe because of damage assessments, not changes in weather patterns

Absence of EF5 tornadoes may be because of damage assessments, not weather patterns

Absence of EF-5 tornadoes may be because of damage assessments, not weather patterns

Absence of EF-5 tornadoes may be because of damage assessments, not changes in weather patterns

How the spring predictability barrier impacts La Nina, El Nino forecasts

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