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The weather this week will be nearly a mirror-image of last week. Quiet conditions statewide early on will fade slowly, with the potential for heavy mountain snow later in the week. Read on for our complete forecast.
For the second weekend in a row, a winter storm will be impacting the Front Range with very cold temperatures, freezing drizzle, and snow. We discuss when the cold air will arrive, potential ice and snow amounts, and when temperatures will return to normal again.
The Veterans Day 2018 snowstorm delivered a bigger punch than forecast across portions of the Denver Metro area. We review the evolution of the storm and discuss why snow totals came in so unexpectedly high.
We hope you were able to make it outside to enjoy what was a beautiful Saturday! Unfortunately, winter is only a handful of hours away. We discuss a few changes that will ultimately lead to a boost in snow totals across the Front Range. Read on for details.
Our recent stretch of warm weather is nearing its expiration this afternoon across Colorado. The ridge is breaking down and a new storm system is coming ashore in Washington and Oregon. This trough of low pressure will dig into Colorado on Tuesday, bringing with it widespread unsettled weather to our state. We discuss when precipitation will commence and who will be seeing snow (and of course, how much!).
*PREMIUM STORM UPDATE* A better overlap between efficient upslope and colder air expected this evening and overnight. Thus, we bumped up snow totals a tad. READ NOW
The first snowstorm of the winter season is headed our way! We discuss when the cold air will arrive and how much snow the Front Range can expect Saturday night into Sunday.
More snow is incoming as the active weather pattern for Colorado continues. We recap this week’s Columbus Day storm and discuss the snow potential today and over the upcoming weekend.
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