Chief Meteorologist Mike Nelson of 7NEWS forecasts a snowy fall for Colorado this year. Pacific storms should bring more precipitation to Washington State, across the two Dakotas, and the southern edge of Colorado. “The type of storms created will bring snows back to our northern mountains,” Nelson says, “while the southern and central areas may not see much in time to give our ski season a really good start. At lower elevations, we will get a few fast moving storms as the season grows deeper.”
If Nelson’s forecast pans out, then that leaves some homeowners in Colorado with little time to get their roofs and gutters in good shape. Gutters play a vital role in protecting the home by funneling water from the roof down to the ground. How can homeowners ensure that their gutters are ready by the time storms or snow arrive? Some experts share three tips on how to clean gutters in Colorado Springs, Denver, or wherever part of the state you may be.
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