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Home Page News · 25 September

The last full week of September is shaping up as a transition point for the mountains. Overcast skies are holding over the Vail Valley today, Friday the 25th, with temperatures around 37°F, a two-thirds chance of precipitation, and gusts reaching 25 mph — enough to notice on exposed passes. Daylight sits just over twelve hours, narrowing by about two minutes each day now.

The broader picture for the next few days is one of deepening autumn. Temperatures in the high country have been dropping steadily enough that Colorado ski resorts are looking at beginning snowmaking soon, a reliable sign of where the season is headed. Migratory birds are moving through the region, and the corridors that cross I-70 remain worth watching carefully, especially around dawn and dusk.

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Weddings & Celebrations

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Evenings & Days Out

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current events · 25 September

The I-70 road work creating weekend travel delays between the mountains and Denver International Airport remains in effect, so anyone making that run this weekend should allow extra time. St. Mary's Glacier, a Colorado landmark, has melted following a record-hot summer, marking a notable change to the landscape of the broader region.

The aspens are turning across the hillsides now, the shoulder season settling in with its familiar shift from green toward gold. A public celebration honoring the life and legacy of Trygve Berge, a co-founder of Breckenridge Ski Area, took place on the 18th of September.

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