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Detailed Forecast Discussion Happy Labor Day! Today is our last day of near 90 degree temperatures, as a very strong low pressure and associated cold front dive down late tonight, bringing our first significant snow very early in the fall season! For this afternoon, temperatures will rise to the upper 80's to around the low 90's as the airmass is …

Detailed Forecast Discussion First off, happy Labor Day weekend, hope that your extra day off tomorrow is safe and wonderful! Quite amazing change in the weather to occur between today and tomorrow night as strong ridge of high pressure transitions westward to allow for a deep and impressive trough to dig down from Canada into Utah/Colorado Labor Day tomorrow into …

Detailed Forecast Discussion There is going to be quite the swing in temperatures and overall weather over the next 48-72 hours. With near record heat today, temperatures will plummet after Labor Day with the potential of snow. Before we discuss that, below shows the 700 mb (5,000 feet up) temperatures. Near record heat can be expected today with mid to …

Detailed Forecast Discussion Big changes to be occurring in the weather both this holiday weekend and early next week after Labor Day. After yesterday's highs in the middle 80's, temperatures will be going back into the 90's starting today, and middle 90's tomorrow and Sunday. The record highs for tomorrow for Boulder and Denver are 97 and 98, respectively. We …

QDetailed Forecast Discussion uiet weather will remain across the Front Range through the rest of the week. A cold front pushed through during the overnight last night which will lead to a slightly cooler day today for the area. From the surface observations at BoulderCAST Station, we can see that the cold front moved through just before 4:00AM with gusty …

IDetailed Forecast Discussion f you thought the atmosphere was dry yesterday with the crystal blue skies (devoid of smoke by the way!), today will be more impressive with even drier air pushing into Colorado from the northwest. This dry air is rotating around the persistent ridge of high pressure in the Great Basin. The resulting flow of warm downslope will …

ADetailed Forecast Discussion chilly trough digging southward across the Rockies brought much cooler temperatures yesterday (the high was just 71°F at BoulderCAST Station!) and widespread light rain showers to the Boulder and Denver area overnight. As we mentioned in our weekly outlook, most of the energy with this trough is across western Colorado, but some did spill into the Front …