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October 2021 Weather Review: Drought returns after one of Boulder’s all-time driest Octobers

October 2021 was extremely dry for all of eastern Colorado and drought has exploded once again across the region. Other notable highlights during the month include the return of La Niña for a second winter in a row, magnificent fall colors, a drizzly Halloween, and the lack of any accumulating snowfall yet in Boulder or Denver. Here’s a quick and colorful graphical recap of our weather during October and how it relates to climatology.

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Our first snowfall of the season is running late, but that could change soon!

Happy Friday! It sure is gorgeous out there today. Change is coming however as the weather pattern is set to shift just in time for Halloween and the end of the month. We discuss the latest forecast surrounding the much cooler and gloomier weather about to settle into northeast Colorado…and yes, it will offer another chance for Front Range cities to pick up their first snow of the season!

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With a chance of snowflakes in the forecast, here’s the entries to our 2021 First Snow Contest!

Thanks to everyone that entered our 2021 First Snow Contest. We briefly review the entries which actually trend towards an earlier date than Boulder’s climatology would suggest. That’s good news because snow may be in the forecast right now. Contest prizes and recognition will be awarded in the days following our first dumping of snow, BIG or SMALL!

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September 2021 Weather Review: A dry month where scorching heat actually overshadowed the smoke

September 2021 will go down as one of the overall hottest on record for the Front Range, and not much more. Other weather highlights during the month included a multi-day late-summer heatwave, continued smoky skies from the California wildfires, the first snow for many Mountain locations, dismal precipitation for much of the state, and one measly day that could pass for autumn. Here’s a quick and colorful recap of our weather during September and how it relates to climatology.

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