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SDetailed Forecast Discussion hallow but impressive moisture has backed into eastern Colorado overnight from Kansas with dew points approaching 70°F across far eastern Colorado. Now that is sticky! Further west, a dry line exists along the Front Range with dew points only in the 30's in Boulder, but middle 50's at DIA. Low clouds and even a few areas of …

ADetailed Forecast Discussion ridge of high pressure will build across the area from the EAST over the next several days leading to a warming trend, The large-scale wave pattern across North America will continue to retrograde in the coming days. That is, both the ridge in the center of the country and the trough in the Pacific Northwest will be …

TDetailed Forecast Discussion he current 500 mb map for the western United States looks a little ominous with a strong and cold cut-off low pressure spinning near Yellowstone National Park this morning. The view from GOES-East infrared is just as impressive. Fortunately the cut-off low has stalled and is not expected to push any further south in the coming days. …

Detailed Forecast Discussion Little has changed from our weather forecast from yesterday. The warm southwest flow has entrenched itself further into the state today, with temperatures aloft rising to around 18degC. This should easily push us into the low to middle 90's across the Front Range. Morning sunshine will give way to a little more cloudiness as the trough to …

Detailed Forecast Discussion Yesterday's storms were quite impressive, with almost all of the Front Range seeing the storminess. Today, the trough axis continues to remain to our west, currently draped over northwest Colorado into Arizona. The axis will finally pass through this evening, ushering in drier weather for tomorrow. Given that it still has to move through, we again have …

Detailed Forecast Discussion Compared with yesterday, the atmosphere has changed drastically to allow for an enhanced threat of showers and thunderstorms, some of which we are expecting to be on the severe side. A cold front passed through the area late last night. It's current position is draped along the Foothills and southeastern Colorado. As a result, we will be …