In the wake of a cold and soggy weekend, the main weather-player for the week ahead in Colorado will be a slow-moving trough across the western United States. It will facilitate continued precipitation for the Front Range, in the form of both rain and snow, through much of the week. However, warmth is on the horizon. Read on as we detail the forecast for the next seven days.
Following a weekend of unsettled and at times, stormy weather, this week will see precipitation chances gradually decrease and highs turning quite warm to end the week. However, there are hints of another active pattern for the coming weekend over Colorado. Read on for our full weekly forecast.
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As a sizable upper-level low approaches from the west, the ingredients are coming together to summon the return of severe weather to the region Saturday afternoon. Large hail and damaging winds will be possible, with a few tornadoes not out of the question as well. We detail when and where we believe the greatest threat exists, and give our forecast for Mother’s Day.
As April comes to a close, we are now fully entrenched in the Spring season here in the Front Range. We take a look at trends in climatology and offer our predictions for the month of May in Boulder.
Our system remains on track to bring a smattering of rain and snow to northeast Colorado this evening into Saturday morning. We give our final forecast, including when it will rain, when it will change to snow, and how much white stuff everyone can expect.
Yet another spring storm is eyeing northeast Colorado, poised to bring an extended period of rain and snow to the region Thursday afternoon into Saturday. The Foothills are set for another dumping of powder, but questions remain as to how much snow the Plains will be able to squeeze out.
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