In typical May fashion, a rather unsettled week lies ahead with chances of rain and thick clouds expected nearly every day. Temperatures start out chilly on Monday but will moderate back closer to normal the rest of the week despite continued wet weather.
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Temperatures this week will be hover right around normal for early May. We are watching a few cold fronts, especially one late in the work week, that will trend us cooler for the upcoming weekend. The last piece of the puzzle, precipitation, will be rather scarce this week.
Our weather this week could easily be mistaken for that of early June as a prominent ridge of high pressure engulfs the entire western United States, including Colorado. There is a good chance that many Front Range cities will set a slew of new daily record high temperatures later this week, and potentially even challenge all-time monthly record highs for April. We discuss the weather pattern responsible for the unseasonable warmth and detail when cooler weather will return as it always does. Continue reading
Last week will be a tough act to follow as Boulder received more than three feet of snow and soared to a new seasonal snowfall record. While it won’t be quite as active this time around, there are a few notable weather features to watch out for. Look for generally warmer temperatures into the 60’s for much of the week. A few chances of rain will also be sprinkled into the outlook, mainly Tuesday and Thursday. And the best news? No snow!
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The polar jet stream took a major dive this week rolling out the red carpet for a series of storm systems that brought record-setting cold as well as significant late-season snow to the Front Range. We take a look at the snowfall totals, new cold and snow records, and look ahead to a stretch of warmer temperatures.
As if we haven’t had our fill of winter already this week, another potent storm system will bring more accumulating snow to the Boulder and Denver area Wednesday night and into Thursday. This approaching storm isn’t as cold as the one earlier this week, but does have more moisture to work with and a very efficient mechanism to produce moderate to heavy snow. As a result, many locations will likely see more snow in the next 36 hours than what fell on Easter Sunday and Monday combined! Read on for a discussion of the incoming winter wonderland and a look at our snowfall forecast map.
PREMIUM STORM UPDATE (7:00 AM Thu 04/16/20): Heavy snow has fallen as expected overnight from Boulder to Fort Collins. We take a look at the latest model runs and discuss for the forecast for the second half of the snowstorm that will linger into Thursday evening. Click HERE to read.
Boulder picked up nearly 19″ of snow from the cluster of storms earlier this week and now has a very good chance of breaking its century-old seasonal snowfall record. We discuss why Boulder has seen so much more than Denver this snow season, and also comment on our next winter storm knocking on the door Wednesday night into Thursday.
Around a foot and a half of fluffy snow fell in Boulder for Easter, while many areas saw much less. We take a look at snow totals from around the region. We also discuss our next wave of snow coming Monday afternoon into the evening, as well as the outlook for the rest of the week (spoiler: there will be more snow). Let’s get to it!
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