Historic El Niño could mean a wetter start to Colorado’s winter — but the above-average snow might not stick around

El Niño patterns are approaching record-setting levels, raising the possibility of an unusual winter on Colorado’s Western Slope.

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Historic El Niño could mean a wetter start to Colorado’s winter — but the above-average snow might not stick around

Historic El Niño could mean a wetter start to Colorado’s winter — but the above-average snow might not stick around

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Historic El Niño could mean a wetter start to Colorado’s winter — but the above-average snow might not stick around

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Historic El Niño could mean a wetter start to Colorado’s winter — but the above-average snow might not stick around

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Historic El Niño could mean a wetter start to Colorado’s winter — but the above-average snow might not stick around

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Historic El Niño could mean a wetter start to Colorado’s winter — but will it hold through ski season?

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Historic El Nino could mean a wetter start to Colorado’s winter — but the above-average snow might not stick around

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