Redstone looks fine.
“(The firefighters) got there just in the nick of time,” Coffman said.
Fire, police and rescue agencies from throughout the valley and as far as Edwards, Mesa County and Paonia converged on the area surrounding the Catherine Store, where firefighting efforts were coordinated. Residents within a three-mile radius of the store — mostly from the Ranch at Roaring Fork subdivision and on Missouri Heights — were evacuated.
The evacuation order was not expected to be lifted for most area residents until noon today, depending on weather.
There’s nothing like a temperature drop of 31 degrees to remind Front Range residents that it’s still early spring.
Today’s high in Denver should be about 51 degrees, the National Weather Service says, and there could be 2 to 4 inches of new snow by Thursday morning.
That’s after Tuesday’s official high of 82,
The mountains could get a few inches of snow today, tonight and Thursday.
http://www.rockymountainnews.com/news/2008/apr/16/82-degrees-snow/