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How about that snowstorm yesterday! Did you keep your expectations low like we suggested? Even if you did, I am sure you will hear some conversations today about how "BOMB CYCLONE 2.0" was a bust and meteorologists are the worst people alive! The storm played out about as expected, quite closely to our forecast at least.  A quick check of snow …

It's a dreary morning across the Denver area with low clouds and some drizzle being reported. Things will get even worse in just a few short hours! The center of our spring storm is currently located just to our west across northern Utah and will be pushing into Colorado by mid-day. As of 6AM, showers and a few thunderstorms are already …

Near-record heat today Deep southwesterly flow will be present through much of the atmosphere today. This is thanks to a strong jet wrapping around the base of the approaching storm system, which by the way had just come ashore this morning near Seattle. Much of our region will be in the subsident right-exit region of the aforementioned jet, leading to …

Another great day today. Ridge of high pressure clearly in place. Outside of some passing high clouds, we'll see overall sunny skies and temperatures near 70 degrees once again. It's been a great weekend to be out and about. This warm stretch will continue to start our week both Monday and Tuesday. In fact, there is potential we may get …

Not much going on in the atmosphere today. Below shows the mid-level 500 mb vorticity over the region. A very weak shortwave oriented north-south (blue dashed line) will pass from west to east this afternoon and evening. Very similar to yesterday, a few isolated storms are possible on the Plains, though the better chance will be in the mountains. As …

Another gorgeous day today to end our week. Yesterday we saw highs in the mid to upper 60's. We see no reason why we won't get to the upper 60's once again today to maybe 70 degrees. The upper-level winds are shown below at 250 mb. A weak system is trekking east from New Mexico into Texas today into tonight. …

Quiet Thursday The weather today turns quiet with a small-scale ridge moving through. Yesterday's weak disturbance that brought isolated showers and Mountain snow to the region has pushed eastward into Kansas and Missouri. Relatively dry westerly flow and synoptic sinking motion are in place across the Front Range and much of Colorado. We expect mostly sunny skies today east of …