Author: Keah Schuenemann (Page 1 of 2)

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/

BoulderCAST Daily – Sun 6/18/23 | 80s and dry

Detailed Forecast Discussion: You made it!  You made it to the first day of summer-like weather after what felt like ages of gloom and rain!  Congratulations!  Saturday proved to be nicer than expected,  with only some passing light rain, the heavier stuff missing the Boulder area, but Sunday should be completely dry.  I'm not even sure I can say that …

BoulderCAST Daily – Sat 6/17/23 | Still cool, less rain

Detailed Forecast Discussion: We have some good news for those who are feeling a little stir crazy and blah after what feels like a never-ending spring-like weather pattern, Saturday is your last day of suffering.   Hang in there, sunshine lovers! After a gloomy, rainy Friday, with some severe weather south and southeast of Denver, Saturday morning may begin with fog …

DayCAST: Sun 8/28/22 | Hot and slight chance of scattered showers

Detailed Forecast Discussion: Sunday starts a bit warmer than recent days with a morning low around 66.  Clear skies will help the day warm up faster than we've seen in the last few days.  Sunday's high will be around 90 degrees with some westerly flow and a small chance of an afternoon shower.   The HRRR and NAM-NEST models below agree …

DayCAST: Sun 7/25/21 | Chance of afternoon thunderstorms

Detailed Forecast Discussion: Sunday will start off with a slight chance of a morning rain shower, which is rather unusual, but the HRRR model is suggesting a few very weak showers across the forecast area through mid-morning.  With dry conditions in place perhaps nothing more than a little virga will result.  Then we'll warm up to near 90 with they …

DayCAST: Sun 8/18/19

A few low-impact storms were in the area on Saturday bringing winds, some from an outflow boundary flowing southward from storms to our north.  Sunday morning a weak summer cold front backing in from the northeast will bring a bit of morning moisture to the area.  This shouldn’t result in anything more than a few morning clouds, but brief fog …

DayCAST: Tue 12/19/17

Today should be sunny with highs in the mid 50's.  Tomorrow will be even warmer before our storm moves in Wednesday night. The forecast for the long term is still holding.  The snow on Thursday should be pretty light, resulting in a few inches in the city, more for the foothills.  The snow coming along with the second cold push on …

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