For the third time in the last seven days, another quick-mover will be passing through Colorado Monday morning producing snow for our region. Read on for details on timing and our official snowfall forecast map.
For the third time in the last seven days, another quick-mover will be passing through Colorado Monday morning producing snow for our region. Read on for details on timing and our official snowfall forecast map.
A brief period of snow lasting only about five hours made for a messy commute Thursday morning! We discuss the event, review storm totals and check-in on seasonal snow amounts for Boulder and Denver so far this winter. We’re also tracking our next wintry event scheduled for Monday.
More white stuff is in the forecast for early Thursday morning. Unfortunately, poor timing could interrupt the morning commute. We discuss why this snow is “sneaky”, the timeline for the event, and potential snow amounts.
Though MLK Day will begin rather mild and pleasant, a storm is heading this way! Rain and snow showers will develop later this evening across the Front Range and continue overnight into early Tuesday. We discuss the timeline for the storm, potential snow amounts, and where blizzard conditions will be possible Monday night.
PREMIUM STORM UPDATE (Monday Jan 21 at 3:00 PM): A quick check on the latest models runs and what it means for the forecast. Read HERE.
Overall mild temperatures will be present this week across the Plains under a mixture of clouds and sunshine. The Mountains will see more snow starting Tuesday night and continuing off and on through Friday. We also detail a return to cold and a chance of snow come Friday.
Mother Nature never disappoints us! Just when it looks like another quiet weather-week in Colorado, snow is on the horizon! We talk timing, amounts, and model uncertainty for wet snow beginning Friday morning. Read on for details.
UPDATE (FRIDAY 6AM): We are seeing better agreement among the models this morning. Better, but still not great. We have increased snow totals slightly and that is reflected in our included snowfall map.
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