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Below  shows the observed rainfall over the Denver Metro and Front Range Foothills. Much of the area experienced over 0.75" of rainfall. Boulder and parts of Denver also saw over 1" of rain. Ft. Collins got the jackpot with up to 2" of rainfall. As for the Foothills, up to 7" of new snow has fallen just west of Boulder. …

As we discussed yesterday, the rapid development of the surface low would be a key ingredient for us this morning. Looking at the radar loop below, you can detect the spin of the developing low pressure just east-northeast of Denver. This is really helping to enhance precipitation rates for the Front Range. Moderate rain is falling across much of the …

Happy Wednesday! We hope you were not planning on good weather today...a slow-moving cut-off storm system has other ideas... Our major spring storm this week is still churning near Las Vegas this morning. If you recall from yesterday's DayCAST, this is the exact same location it was 24 hours ago. The storm literally has not moved at all. This however …

Today begins the trend towards wetter and cooler weather... A weak cold front moved through last night, so today will be cooler than yesterday by about ten degrees right off the bat. Our main storm system of interest is located near Las Vegas this morning and is moving very slowly eastward. This storm is projected to fully cut-off from the flow …

Another warm day across the region on this second to last day of April. You may of woke up this morning noticing a wave cloud over the Foothills. This is evident in the below webcam image as of 7 AM this morning. The below GOES-16 visible satellite loop shows that these wave clouds are part of a southwest flow ahead …

Did somebody say warm air?? Hmm? Below shows the low-level 800 mb temperature over the CONUS today. Notice the huge surge of warm weather spreading north from Mexico, into New Mexico, Colorado, and Wyoming. This is due to a combination of a trough in the Pacific Northwest advecting southwest flow into the desert southwest, and a ridge of high pressure …

A beautiful day is expected across the region this afternoon. Below shows the current pattern over the United States. Low pressure exists over the Great Lakes. Second, ridging has pushed into Colorado, while a low pressure system makes its way onshore into northern California and Oregon. Warmer temperatures are in store today, reaching the low 70's in most locations. Some …