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ADetailed Forecast Discussion: few lingering snowflakes will taper off this morning across the Denver Metro as upslope and lift from the passing storm to our south begin to subside. Many areas picked up a dusting to upwards of a few inches of snow overnight. Roadways look to be just fine across the Plains, but they are snow-covered in the Foothills. …

ADetailed Forecast Discussion: tricky forecast is developing for today, tonight, and tomorrow as Colorado will conveniently reside directly between two storm systems, each offering only slight influences on our weather. This morning's infrared satellite imagery shows both systems. The one in Great Plains has developed into a strong mid-latitude cyclone. The system to our west is still gaining strength and …

GDetailed Forecast Discussion: uidance has come into excellent agreement that virtually all of us are going to see snow later today and tonight. A vigorous mid-level trough will be accompanied by an upper-level jet streak oriented southwest to northeast tonight. As the trough moves east-southeast through the region, it will combine with jet forcing, moisture, and low to mid-level upslope …

ADetailed Forecast Discussion: nother beautiful day across the Front Range. We will only have to contend with some mid and high-level clouds this afternoon. Otherwise, continued southwest flow will further aid a warmup today. There will continue to be a wide range in high temperatures due to the snow cover. Highs in the low to middle 60's in the less …

DDetailed Forecast Discussion: ry weather will ensue for the last full day of winter across all of Colorado.  The ridge that was parked over the Rockies yesterday will continue to dominate our weather leading to sunny skies and highs warming further. The remaining deep snowpack on the ground has curtailed the magnitude of our warming trend this week, even more …

QDetailed Forecast Discussion: uiet and largely boring weather will be the story as we close out the week. A broad ridge is situated across the Rockies right now with an axis extending from the Four Corners northward into southern Canada. Dry air and large-scale subsidence will lead to sunny conditions today with a just a few thinner highs clouds streaming …

HDetailed Forecast Discussion: appy St. Patrick's Day! The major winter storm which brought only light snow flurries to our area last evening continues to head eastward through the panhandle of Texas. Blizzard conditions are winding down across southern Colorado this morning, but a very dangerous situation will follow this low pressure as it progresses eastward in the coming days. A …