We’re comfortably in the 70’s now, but rain and snow are looming. A few model shifts over the last twenty four hours have altered a few aspects of the forecast for the spring storm set to arrive this evening. Read on for all the details!
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After experiencing near-record snowfall last winter with a historically strong El Niño in place, the better part of the last year has seen below normal precipitation across most of eastern Colorado. Drought has continued to expand and intensify through the winter season. However, a fruitful pattern shift is ahead, beginning with our first spring storm of the year! Continue reading as as we provide an update on the drought and our thoughts on the upcoming storm.
Happy First Day of Spring! As smoke spewed from the mouth of Sunshine Canyon yesterday, the extent of the wildfire threat become more obvious than ever. The fire ignited late Saturday night following what has been more than three weeks in Boulder without measurable precipitation. We have some good news…the week ahead should offer some reprieve for the extremely dry weather of late. In fact, we have a chance of precipitation in the forecast each and every day this week. We’re also tracking a potential spring storm late in the week. Continue reading for our complete weekly outlook including our thoughts on the potential for accumulating snow.
This weekend began cloudy and chilly with light drizzle on Saturday, but turned sunny and windy with west-northwest winds at times exceeding 50 mph on Sunday. And to top it off, we lost sleep with daylight savings! The main story for the week ahead is warmer weather…with the first day of Spring just a week away, this week will fit the part. However, a few subtle hints in the pattern means we will have to be concerned with some high winds to start. Read on for our full weekly outlook.
After a very warm and calm weekend, the weather turns active to start our week ahead with snow for the High Country along with high winds in the Metro area. The weather returns to above normal temperatures by midweek which will continue into the weekend. Read on for our full weekly outlook.
The weather pattern this week will be somewhat active for Colorado, but the overall impact on the Plains will be minimal. However, the skiers will be pleased for the return of more mountain snow. Despite the quiet and warm times of late, our two snowiest months are still in front of us, so don’t let your guard down yet! Read on for our outlook of the upcoming weather-week in Denver.
A brief review of our first “major” snowstorm in more than a month.
As snow begins to fall, we provide our final thoughts on snow showers that will linger through the day today and into Friday, making for slick travel at times. Snowfall map included.
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