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YDetailed Forecast Discussion: esterday's strong cold frontal passages brought widespread light rain showers to the Denver Metro area producing up to 0.20" of rain in spots. Officially Boulder reported just 0.02" bringing our precipitation total for the month of October so far to 0.16", which as you likely surmise, is astonishingly below normal. The deep Pacific trough has shifted just …

TDetailed Forecast Discussion: oday will be a day of transition for the state of Colorado as a vigorous Pacific trough blows across the state from the west and northwest. This is the storm that brought feet of snow to the high Mountains of California and more than 10" of rain in spots over the last few days. https://twitter.com/US_Stormwatch/status/1452773163595538436 The infrared …

TDetailed Forecast Discussion: he morning radar animation from 5 AM (below) showed a batch of rain/snow showers across the Foothills. This area of snow showers will not make it over into the Denver Metro area, as well as Boulder, though could not rule out a few brief sprinkles at most. The snow showers over the Foothills are tied to west-northwest …

TDetailed Forecast Discussion: rough of low pressure will track through the state of Colorado late tonight (below), ushering in our next shot of mountain snowfall for the higher terrain out west. The track of the trough is not favorable for precipitation on the Plains, but lots of cloud cover will be the norm as temperatures top out cooler (but still …

RDetailed Forecast Discussion: idge of high pressure will dominate the end of our work week this Friday, centered over Colorado, Wyoming, and Montana. There is a deep trough out in the Pacific Northwest that will bring unsettled weather into this area. But we should remain dry with highs in the lower 70s. The day will largely be sunny, but some …