Mild start. Nice out there, becky. Totally different weather here than up in the mountains today. We were well above average. Temperatures in the mid to upper60s. We had a mix of clouds and sunshine. Up in the mountains a totally different story. Winter weather advisories are in place until midnight. This is for the san juans. About 10,000 feet we are expecting 1 to 4 inches of snow. Above 11,000 feet isolated s that is nice moisture heading to parts of the state. Its spotty on the radar screen across the western slopes up to the continental divide. We are not seeing a lot, at least not a thick band of snow pushing through the mountains but it is something and it will continue until about midnight. In the denver metro area, we had a couple of showers trying to graze the city. Most are out of the downtown sky, a couple of high clouds on the horizon. Temperatures are expected to stay mild through the remainder of the weekend and into next week. With that, it will stay dry. Those moderate
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COLUMBUS, Ohio – After winning two NCAA matches in Columbus, the Ohio State women’s tennis team (23-3) now heads to the USTA National Campus in Orlando, Fla., site of the NCAA Championships. The No. 15 seed Buckeyes will face No. 2 Texas at 1 p.m. Sunday. The winner of that match will take on the winner of a match between No. 7 Florida State and No. 10 Texas A&M in the quarterfinals Wednesday. The semifinals will be Friday May 21, with the championship Saturday May 22. Live scoring will be available for all matches, with matches either streamed through the TennisOne app or televised by Tennis Channel. Tournament Central