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Astrong west to east jet streak nearing 150 mph will reside to our north today over Oregon, Idaho, Wyoming and the Dakotas. Some of that jet may extend into northern Colorado but largely spare us. However, it will promote a strong warm downslope flow to push our highs into the middle 70s this afternoon. Intermittent mid and high clouds will …

Aweak cool front slid through earlier this morning and late last night. This has brought some weak northerly winds and a cooler airmass. Come midday, however, the boundary will transition into a warm front as south-southwest surface winds take over and bring back the same airmass from Friday. But the return to that airmass will be somewhat slow. Hence we …

Awest to northwest flow aloft will be the story for our Friday. There is a weak trough axis situated between southwest Montana and western Wyoming that will be tracking east this evening into tomorrow morning. Ahead of that, lots of moisture will be overspreading the state today in the westerly flow at mid-levels. The GFS model depicts a very well …

We hope you had a great Halloween yesterday --- I'm sure everyone will begin to put up their holiday decorations over the next few days as usual! The good news is anyone doing that will have great weather to work with! Overnight temperatures have remained somewhat warm relative to recent nights, with a notable uptick mid- and high-level clouds streaming in …

Quiet weather will unfold across the Front Range today as a mid-level ridge edges into the area from the west. This is shown in the GFS 500mb height anomaly forecast graphic below. This setup will bring dry northwest flow into Colorado which will continue the washout of the Arctic airmass and keep things pleasant here. GOES-East shows entirely clear skies …

The first snow storm of the season will be coming to an end today. As the jet streak which brought us much of the banded snowfall slides to our south and east this morning and afternoon, the bands of snow will shift in tandem to our south over southern Colorado, as seen in the animation below from the NAM-NEST precipitation …