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Keah is a Professor of Meteorology at Metropolitan State University of Denver where she teaches introduction to weather, climate change, dynamic meteorology, and advanced synoptic meteorology to undergraduates. https://www.msudenver.edu/earth-atmospheric-sciences/meteorology/
After a rather humid, sticky week and weekend, the weather will shift Monday with winds and drier air persisting through the first half of the week. Afternoon thunderstorm chances are quite low, but increase towards the weekend with a major pattern shift in store for the weekend which could bring some moisture and a drop in temperatures.
This week starts off clear, calm, and unseasonably warm for the shortest days of the year. The exciting news is there is a potential snow storm in the works for Thursday! It’s no perfect storm, but we’ll take what we can get at this point. Models are indicating temperatures could stay cold enough until Christmas to maintain snow cover, especially in the shade, with a second shot for snow and much cooler temperatures over the weekend in case you’ve been dreaming of a white Christmas.
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