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Colorado wakes up under a sharp winter chill this morning as stars fade over the Front Range. Breath hangs in the air, wind cuts through coats, and pavement feels like stone beneath tires. Early readings sit near 10 degrees in Colorado Springs, with wind chills hovering close to zero before sunrise.
This is a true cold snap, even by January standards. The National Weather Service notes calm but very cold air lingering through the early morning hours. Frost coats windshields, and untreated sidewalks may feel slick. Drivers should watch bridges and shaded roads along I-25, Highway 24, and neighborhood streets…