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Booming snow totals were observed across much of the Denver Metro area last night, especially in Boulder and the nearby Foothills as moderate to heavy snow persisted almost continuously from the afternoon into the evening. The last official observation was ~9" in Boulder late last evening. This matches well with what we are seeing outside now and what is stacked …

Model agreement, though still some differences, have come into much better alignment regarding the snow potential today into tonight. What is certain is that at mid-levels, a shortwave trough dives down out of Montana and Wyoming, taking a southward track through eastern Colorado as the day progresses. As this system does so, it will put the Front Range in a …

Another weak clipper system will impact eastern Colorado today dropping in with the northwest flow.  The trough axis will pass through the Denver area around midnight tonight, with mainly just a notable increase in clouds expected for the Front Range. As we have been discussing all week, this system has very little moisture to work with, is moving rapidly, and …

The tail-end of a weak trough axis is clipping through our area today. The parent storm is all the way up north of Minnesota this morning with the meager wave trailing back westward towards Wyoming. This feature shows up nicely on this morning's GOES-East infrared satellite animation --- and it isn't much to write home about. In our neck of …

Amid-level trough is sinking south through the state today from central Wyoming. The track of the trough is somewhat unconventional, taking a more north to south track than toward the east-southeast. Nevertheless, it will favor a brief period of rising motion until roughly 11 AM this morning, increasing clouds and some widely isolated snow showers across the Front Range. The …

It is National Weatherperson's day! Be sure to thank a fellow meteorologist you know, if you get the chance. A mid-level area of low pressure is situated off to our northeast in northwest North Dakota today. It will be tracking largely east-southeast and remain mostly to our north today, with the bulk of the lift remaining over the upper Midwest. …