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The article offers weather information of Denver, Colorado such as summer thunderstorms and winter Chinook winds. Topics discussed include information on the possibilities of apocalyptic F-4 and F-5 monsters, frequencies of Tornadoes in the city, and meteorological effect because of lay of the mountains.

The article offers information on the San Juan Mountains of Southwestern Colorado, an isolated world of alpine microcosms, which rank among the most unforgiving, yet beautiful, in the U.S. It mentions that snowfall in the mountains provides endless permutations of descents and accentuates the texture of the highest reaches of the mountains' peak. Moreover, fall is the ideal season to visit the San Juans for several visitors.

The article focuses on Colorado's Eastern Plains climate. It says that the average elevation in the region is 6,800 feet above see level, in which the Colorado has the highest average altitude of all 50 states in the U.S. It mentions the summer storms drives funnel clouds from the rotating bases with various vortices contracting the ground and becoming tornadoes. It adds that the region has a predominantly semi-arid climate but experience a range of weather throughout the year.

The article provides information on the Great Sand Dunes in Colorado. The author said that the Great Sand Dunes lies tucked in the northeast corner of the isolated San Luis Valley in the Rio Grande Basin. The Great Sand Dunes serves as monuments to the power of wind in a high mountain climate. The San Luis Valley is the biggest alpine valley in the world.