September storm

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Sunday, Sept. 13, 2020 9:53 PM

Updated: Sunday, Sept. 13, 2020 10:01 PM

An early September snow covers the La Plata Mountains.

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

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

Wild flowers near Transfer Park remain through the first snowstorm of the season.

Sam Green/For The Journal

An early September snow blankets the mountains behind Jackson Lake.

Sam Green/For The Journal

An early September snow blankets the La Plata Mountains.

Sam Green/For The Journal

Wild flowers and green grass survive near Transfer Park through the first snowstorm of the season.

Sam Green/For The Journal

September storm

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An early September snow covers the La Plata Mountains.

Sam Green/For The Journal

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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

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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

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Wild flowers near Transfer Park remain through the first snowstorm of the season.

Sam Green/For The Journal

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An early September snow blankets the mountains behind Jackson Lake.

Sam Green/For The Journal

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An early September snow blankets the La Plata Mountains.

Sam Green/For The Journal

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Wild flowers and green grass survive near Transfer Park through the first snowstorm of the season.

Sam Green/For The Journal

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.

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