The first noticeable snow of the season fell in Colorado's high country overnight Thursday, marking a definitive change from the summer to fall seasons. Reports of snow from Rocky Mountain National Park and Cameron Pass in the northern Front Range to Loveland Pass and even Pikes Peak in the southern parts were captured on multiple web cameras along the Front Range. An automated Snotel site at the Berthoud Pass summit recorded 0.3 inches of snow water equivalent Thursday morning. More on the first snow of the season at the link in the @co_gazette bio