Author: Ben Castellani (Page 162 of 358)

DDetailed Forecast Discussion: ry weather will ensue for the last full day of winter across all of Colorado.  The ridge that was parked over the Rockies yesterday will continue to dominate our weather leading to sunny skies and highs warming further. The remaining deep snowpack on the ground has curtailed the magnitude of our warming trend this week, even more …

QDetailed Forecast Discussion: uiet and largely boring weather will be the story as we close out the week. A broad ridge is situated across the Rockies right now with an axis extending from the Four Corners northward into southern Canada. Dry air and large-scale subsidence will lead to sunny conditions today with a just a few thinner highs clouds streaming …

HDetailed Forecast Discussion: appy St. Patrick's Day! The major winter storm which brought only light snow flurries to our area last evening continues to head eastward through the panhandle of Texas. Blizzard conditions are winding down across southern Colorado this morning, but a very dangerous situation will follow this low pressure as it progresses eastward in the coming days. A …

DDetailed Forecast Discussion: ense Fog Advisories are posted this morning for most of northeast Colorado with the fresh snowpack on the ground. However, based on observations, the worst of the fog is quite spotty and located well east of the Denver Metro area. Nonetheless, don't be surprised to see some patchy freezing fog this morning with reduced visibilities. A secondary …

TDetailed Forecast Discussion: he much anticipated winter storm is nearing closer, but we still have about 48 hours of comparatively mundane weather to discuss beforehand. Despite the huge approaching trough, there is a slight "bump" in the height fields over Colorado today which is an embedded shortwave ridge. This will facilitate mostly quiet conditions through the day for eastern Colorado. …