A winter storm is coming to Front Range Colorado just in time for Easter Sunday with temperatures expected to fall nearly 50°F in the next 18 hours. Accompanying the fierce drop in temperatures will be an extended period of snowfall from Sunday morning into Monday. Let’s take a look at forecast snowfall amounts and just how cold temperatures will get in the coming days.
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Are you tired of the warm and sunny spring weather? If so…you’re in luck! We’re seeing strong indication from all the weather models that winter will return in a hurry this weekend with very good chances of snow Saturday night through Sunday alongside near-record cold temperatures lingering into the upcoming week. Here’s our initial thoughts.
Temperatures 10 to 15 degrees above average will be the norm to start the first full week of April. Beyond this, we’re watching for a cool-down come Wednesday, along with a chance of unsettled weather for Thursday. A gradual chillier pattern looks to develop for the upcoming weekend.
Don’t be fooled by the warm temperatures Wednesday afternoon! A rapid transition back to winter-like conditions will begin Wednesday evening capped off with another round of light snow following on Thursday. In this forecast update, we discuss the BIG changes that will bring the coldest airmass since mid-February into the Denver Metro area and the expected snowfall amounts for the region.
PREMIUM STORM UPDATE (8:00 AM Thu 04/02/20): We do a quick check on how the overall forecast looks this morning as freezing drizzle falls across the area and bitter cold temperatures settled into the Front Range. Click HERE to read.
A wide range of weather and temperatures are expected this week as spring and winter continue to mingle. We’ll warm-up nicely through Wednesday into the 60’s, but another round of snowfall is taking aim on the Front Range for Thursday.
From freezing drizzle, to fog and rain, to thundersnow and blizzard conditions, Friday’s storm system had it all across northeast Colorado! Or did it? As expected, its quick progression and lack of cold air ultimately left us with rather unimpressive snow totals. We take a quick look back at how Friday’s winter event played out across the Denver Metro area.
Another late-week system will impact much of Colorado Friday morning through Friday night with light rain turning to snow across the Metro area. With an unfavorable track and limited cold air, snow accumulations will be minimal. We take a look at when the rain will arrive, when it will change to snow, and expected snowfall amounts.
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