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December: Winter begins, or does it?

DENVER -- November 2010 will go into the weather almanac as being unremarkable, though it was slightly warmer than average, much drier than normal, and a bit windy at times.

The only record of note was a peak wind gust of 55 mph at Denver International Airport.  That northwesterly gust set a new record high wind gust for November.   The previous record was 49 mph, set in 1990.

Take precautions when purchasing firewood

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LAKEWOOD, Colo. -- As the state prepares for another cold winter, many Coloradans may turn to the use of firewood as an alternative means of heating their homes.  The Colorado Department of Agriculture (CDA) strongly recommends purchasing firewood from a reputable dealer. 

“The buyer should obtain the seller's name and business address,” said Nick Brechun, CDA’s Measurement Standards Program Administrator.  “Bulk firewood sellers in Colorado must provide a receipt with this information as well as the price, amount, and type of wood.”

Text a $25 donation to the Red Cross through Dec. 31

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DENVER -- Cell phone users can text the word GIFT to 90999 from now through December 31 to make a $25 donation to the American Red Cross.

Donations will support the work of the Red Cross, including disaster response, collecting lifesaving blood, teaching skills that can save a life, or assisting military members and their families.

Windy and cold weather to start the week

DENVER -- The snow as a no-show over metro Denver, but the southern suburbs and communities along the Palmer Divide managed to pick up an inch or so of fresh snow--just enough to create icy roads for the morning drive.

Temperatures will remain well below average on Monday, with afternoon readings in the low 30s.  Strong northerly winds will make it feel much colder, however, with wind chill temperatures in the teens and 20s.   

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Colorado Republican lawmakers consider illegal immigration legislation

DENVER (AP) - Colorado Republican state lawmakers are trying to come up with legislation next year to deal with illegal immigration.

The Republican Study Committee of Colorado, a coalition of GOP state lawmakers which has no legal authority in the Legislature, is holding a summit at the Capitol on Monday.

Holiday hiring up this year

DENVER -- It may be yet another sign the economy is ready to rebound. 

Seasonal hiring for the holidays is expected to be stronger than last year.  Between 550,000 and 650,000 workers will be put on payrolls during the shopping season, according to a Chicago outplacement firm, Challenger, Gray and Christmas Inc.

Holiday weekend forecast: from sun to snow

DENVER -- Saturday will be pleasant, with sunny skies and warmer weather.  Temperatures will rebound into the mid 50s Saturday afternoon.  Evening temperatures will be in the 30s, before dropping into the 20s by Sunday morning.