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TDetailed Forecast Discussion: he mid-level cutoff low pressure system has moved in central Kansas today. In its wake, Colorado will see weak rising mid-level heights. While the flow aloft will still be out of the north-northwest, sunshine should take over and lead to very pleasant temperatures through the weekend - great weather for hiking or being outdoors in general. The …

TDetailed Forecast Discussion: he mid-level cutoff low pressure system that has been with us most of the week will slowly exit late tonight to the east into Kansas (below), behind which more pleasant weather is forecast for the upcoming weekend. But before that happens, we'll still be under considerable cloudiness today and even rain showers across the mountains and Plains …

TDetailed Forecast Discussion: he entire Front Range from Cheyenne to Colorado Springs picked up some rainfall yesterday as a rather contiguous line of showers spread from west to east across the region. This was the radar view from around 3PM on Wednesday. This line of light to moderate rain showers produced generally 0.1 to 0.5" of rainfall for the entire …

BDetailed Forecast Discussion: ig weather changes are underway right now as we transition from the warm sunshine of yesterday to cooler and gloomier weather today. This drastic shift is tied to a deep trough of low pressure across the western United States, with the base of the trough digging all the way into portions of Mexico. Over the coming days …

ADetailed Forecast Discussion: small cut-off low pressure system sits along the Colorado-New Mexico border this morning, with wrap-around moisture flowing into the state of Colorado. This low will weaken, move northeastward and eventually get absorbed by a larger trough moving from the Pacific Northwest into the Rockies tomorrow. Under this setup, showers and thunderstorms will be commonplace across the state …

TDetailed Forecast Discussion: he heat persists today across the Front Range. Little change in the overall airmass will lead to a more or less carbon copy of yesterday with highs into the upper 80s across the Denver Metro area. The record high of 89 set in 2001 for Boulder may very well be tied or broken. It will be close …

TDetailed Forecast Discussion: he mid-level pattern across the nation this afternoon will feature a deep trough over the Great Lakes into the Appalachians of the southeast, as well as weak ridging over the western states. The trough out east was responsible for our cooler weather yesterday. Now that it is east of our area, the ridging will lead to warmer …