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Slight changes today from yesterday's near-perfect weather... A moisture-starved trough is moving across the northern Great Plains today, with the tail-end clipping northeast Colorado. A cold front moved through last night with gusty winds now present across the Metro area, as well as some cloud cover. There is about a 5% chance of showers this morning, but not much more. …

There is A LOT going on across the western United States weather-wise right now...all of which have impacted or will impact Colorado in some manner soon. In the 500 mb vorticity map below for today, notice.... Yesterday's system which brought rain and snow to the Metro area has gradually sagged southeastward into Oklahoma and Texas. This storm is no longer our …

A cold front last night has dropped temperatures into the low to middle 30's with low clouds and light snow socked in across the Front Range this morning. A light dusting of snow on the grass occurred across the region before sunrise. By afternoon, the trough axis will sag southward into southern Colorado. The GFS 500 mb vorticity map for 12:00 …

Warmer weather today after yesterday's mix of light rain and snow showers with temperatures in the low 40's. Our forecast today shows that the system has moved off to the east into Arkansas, with a cold front pushing into the Gulf States tonight and tomorrow. Weak high pressure settles in today, and any fog this morning should lift by the …

The storm system overall seems have to tracked slightly further north from where models were showing. The water vapor animation below from GOES-16 shows the storms track across southern Utah into southern Colorado overnight. As of this morning, the upper-low (core of the spin) appears to be located just southeast of Colorado Springs, about 50 to 80 miles off-track. This …

All is quiet today. The system which brought snow to northeast Colorado, the High Country, and windy conditions for the Denver Metro, has pushed off into Missouri (see below). Now a ridge of high pressure has started to build across the area, with a trough out in the Pacific. We can expect lots of sunshine this afternoon with temperatures in …

Below shows the visible satellite image from earlier this morning. The low pressure system that was over us yesterday has pushed off to our east into northwestern Missouri. In its wake, sunshine has worked in over the Metro area. We will still be under northerly flow given the large impact from the storm. However, winds will not be as strong …