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On this Sunday, the large trough of low pressure over Oregon is churning across the western U.S. This is continuing to dump heavy snowfall into parts of Montana and Wyoming. Southerly flow is ensuing across Colorado once again, helping to boost us well into the 80's today. Lots of sunshine will be present as well, a gorgeous summer-like day for …

A nice batch of rain fell over Boulder, Longmont, and Loveland last night. Most of Denver stayed virtually dry. It was a chilly evening to say the least. Today, warmer weather in store. The mid-level pattern for the nation is shown below. The deep area of low pressure over Oregon is well noticeable. This is the BIG snow storm for …

We have been talking about the weather today all week. A cold front has pushed through the region and our Friday will end closer to average in regards to temperatures...a big change from where we were yesterday in the upper 80's. The cold front (below) is draped over eastern Colorado and into Kansas and Iowa, with easterly flow now ensuing …

A near-record warm day The polar jet stream is starting to become stronger and push further south as the seasons change. The jet stream is currently located along the Canadian border to our north, but dips down into the Great Lakes across the eastern United States. A nearly stationary cut-off low remains across southern California and Arizona. Phoenix got a …

Two cold fronts with near-record warmth in-between A pair of cold fronts will be the bread while tomorrow's near-record warmth will be the meat and veggies. Excuse the awkward sandwich reference, but temperatures over the next couple days will be down, then up, then down again! The first front has already moved through the Denver Metro area during the overnight hours …

Continued quiet under split-flow The weather today will be tranquil as a split-flow pattern has developed across the western United States. A strong cut-off low has taken a nose-dive into Baja California, while the polar jet stream remains to our north in Wyoming and Montana. This leaves Colorado in a surprisingly warm and dry northwest flow regime. Expect sunny skies …

Yesterday's trough of low pressure which brought some chilly light rain showers last night has moved off into the Dakotas (below). In its wake, a ridge of high pressure is slated to push in and be in full swing by this evening. The ridge axis is noted by the orange zig-zags. It is still off to our west today, but …