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The cut-off low pressure in Arizona has moved little in the last two days. It has grown in size, but not strength, leading to a slight uptick of southerly flow into Colorado at 500 mb today (see below). This will have little influence on our temperatures at the surface this afternoon...with readings very similar to yesterday in the mid to …

The energy that brought widespread snowfall to the Front Range this past weekend has split from the jet stream forming a cut-off low pressure across Arizona (see below). In the wake of this transition, Colorado will be in a small ridge as a result. Winds at 500 mb will be weak and from the northeast today. If you're available, today would …

The storm evolved as expected. After a high of 65 degrees at BoulderCAST Station Saturday afternoon, the cold front moved through around 7:30 PM with temperatures falling into the 20's before midnight and rain quickly changing to snow. There were numerous jet-forced snow bands between Denver and the Wyoming state-line overnight. Snow totals in some areas of the Foothills could exceed …

All eyes are on the approaching winter storm this evening and overnight into Sunday. A reminder that you can find our complete snowfall forecast for this first storm of the season here. We're going to see a big change in the weather pattern from where we will be at midday as we head into this evening. Colorado will still be …

Good morning everyone! Our team is quite busy now with the changing season and storm after storm impacting the Front Range this week. There has been a lot to keep track of for sure! We haven't even had time to talk about Hurricane Michael....that Category 4 hurricane set to make landfall in the Florida Panhandle in a few hours. GOES-East shows …