hat trend could continue in the new year, according to experts.
"We are in an El Nino, and the bias for that is for stronger storms in the spring time," said Kyle Fredin with the Weather Service in Boulder. "So that’s kind of what we’re looking for is for the season to end with at or above seasonal snowfall."
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