Environment
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Denver Could Receive Six Inches of Snow this Week as Cold Air Heads Towards the Rocky Mountains
Below average temperature is headed toward west of Denver as wave of cold air in the Rocky Mountains send fresh snowfall in Salt Lake City, days after a "springlike" warmth.
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