Category: Forecast (Page 133 of 198)

More wintry weather Thursday evening through Friday night

February 21, 2019 / BoulderCAST Team

Unseasonably cold and wintry weather continues across the Front Range through Friday night. Another large storm system will bring the threat of snow and freezing drizzle to the area in two distinct waves. We weigh in on both, including potential snow amounts, and recap the snow event from earlier in the week.

This week in weather: February 19, 2019

February 19, 2019 / Andy

Unseasonably cold conditions and those pesky snowflakes will persist through today and tonight, though amounts will be on the light side. As for the rest of the week, we remain chilly and unsettled, watching as well the threat of a snow event to end our week. Read on for more details.

A long period of intermittent snow and very cold temperatures expected

February 17, 2019 / Ben Castellani

Winter weather is knocking on the door again in Boulder and Denver beginning Sunday evening. Read our complete forecast covering the timing and amounts for a long-duration snowfall event that won’t fully wrap-up until late Tuesday night.

DayCAST: Thu 02/14/19

February 14, 2019 / Andy

Today’s forecast covers the “cool” front that will move through later today, the heavy snow dumping in the Mountains, and the on-going atmospheric river event in the southwestern United States.

This week in weather: February 11, 2019

February 11, 2019 / Ben Castellani

Though we’re not expecting any rain or snow in the Metro area this week, temperatures will vary considerably day to day. We also discuss a developing atmospheric river event later this week and how it could impact our region over the weekend.

The Arctic airmass has settled into Colorado, cold weather set to linger

February 7, 2019 / Andy

Wednesday’s snow storm played out much as expected across the Boulder and Denver area. We review the snow totals, this morning’s sub-zero temperature readings, and look ahead to why the cold air will be lingering for a while.

Premium Storm Update Wed 02/06/19 7:00 AM

February 6, 2019 / Ben Castellani

Based on water vapor imagery from GOES-East, our storm system is currently located in extreme northeastern Nevada. The upper-low is moving a little bit slower than expected as this is about 100 to 200 miles further west than the GFS forecast. Snow has begun across the Mountains of western and central Colorado with moist flow streaming northward ahead of the …