From hot summer days to a wave of wildfire smoke and a cold blast from Canada, last week brought topsy-turvy weather to Southwest Colorado.
An early September snow covers the La Plata Mountains.
Sam Green/For The Journal<br>
An early September snow covers the La Plata Mountains.
Sam Green/For The Journal<br>
Buffalo at the Ute Ranch off Colorado Highway 184 relax in the field while snow covers the La Plata Mountains in the distance.
Sam Green/For The Journal<br>
Buffalo at the Ute Ranch off Colorado Highway 184 relax in the field while snow covers the La Plata Mountains in the distance.
Sam Green/For The Journal<br>
Even though the aspens haven’t started to turn to the fall colors, the first snow of the season covers the ground under trees.
Sam Green/For The Journal<br>
Even though the aspens haven’t started to turn to the fall colors, the first snow of the season covers the ground under trees.
Sam Green/For The Journal<br>
Wild flowers near Transfer Park remain through the first snowstorm of the season.
Sam Green/For The Journal<br>
Wild flowers near Transfer Park remain through the first snowstorm of the season.
Sam Green/For The Journal<br>
An early September snow blankets the mountains behind Jackson Lake.
Sam Green/For The Journal<br>
An early September snow blankets the mountains behind Jackson Lake.
Sam Green/For The Journal<br>
An early September snow blankets the La Plata Mountains.
Sam Green/For The Journal<br>
An early September snow blankets the La Plata Mountains.
Sam Green/For The Journal<br>
Wild flowers and green grass survive near Transfer Park through the first snowstorm of the season.
Sam Green/For The Journal<br>
Wild flowers and green grass survive near Transfer Park through the first snowstorm of the season.
Sam Green/For The Journal<br>