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We're now on the cool and quiet side of yesterday's storm system, which by the way has already dug southward into Texas. Today will be the coldest day of the week as north-northeasterly winds bring down an overall cooler airmass. It won't be that bad, though. After a chilly morning, temperatures will rebound nicely into the low to middle 40's …

Good morning folks! The first trough we discussed in our weekly outlook yesterday will be scooting across Colorado during the afternoon hours today. The 500 mb map below shows where things stand as of this morning. An elongated trough axis extends from Montana through Utah and into southern California. Ahead of this trough, unseasonably mild temperatures are present across most …

Another quiet and relatively pleasant afternoon on this Sunday. Highs today should reach the middle to upper 40's across the area, near or slightly below where we were yesterday. Below show the mid-level pattern this afternoon. An area of low pressure is situated over Nebraska, while another trough is making its way onshore in the Pacific Northwest. The trough in …

Gorgeous day out there today. Below shows the mid-level 500 mb height anomaly across the western U.S. An area of low pressure, though weak, is over eastern Montana. Ridging is present across California and the Pacific Northwest. For Colorado, that spells out west-northwest flow today. That will lead to some light snow showers across the northwestern mountains of the state, …

The first full work week of December is under our belt, and we end with a slightly warmer note on this Friday. Below shows the nation's mid-level pattern today. The area of low pressure we've been speaking about since Monday is near Baja California. Each successive run has shifted it further south over time. That will thus spare most of …

Cold Thursday Following last evening's cold frontal passage, somewhat shallow and very chilly air is banked up against the Continental Divide this morning across all of eastern Colorado. Winds are out of the east and northeast (see below) and with just enough moisture around, a few spotty snow showers will linger north and west of Denver from Boulder into Fort …