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After yesterday's snowfall, today's weather ends on a sunny note. In below's figure of the mid-level atmospheric pattern, the system which brought our snow has moved off to our southeast over the Texas panhandle. This storm will ultimately produce some rain/snow showers across parts of the Midwest and southeastern U.S. Over Colorado in its wake today is weak high pressure …

The upper-level system is currently located over central Utah and will move southwest into New Mexico by this evening. This position is supplying all of Colorado with weak mid-level ascent. At the surface, a cold front moved through overnight, and upslope has taken over. The 5:00 AM radiosonde sounding from the airport found weak upslope present up to about 650 …

We have quite a warm day before winter returns tonight. West-southwest flow will downslope eastern Colorado through the day, pushing temperatures across the Plains into the 60's. Expect partly to mostly sunny skies for your Wednesday. Cold and snow arrive after midnight tonight but before sunrise tomorrow. We're generally expecting 1 to 4" of snow across the Denver Metro area by Thursday …

Today should be sunny with highs in the mid 50's.  Tomorrow will be even warmer before our storm moves in Wednesday night. The forecast for the long term is still holding.  The snow on Thursday should be pretty light, resulting in a few inches in the city, more for the foothills.  The snow coming along with the second cold push on …

Today will be slightly cooler than Saturday after a weak frontal passage last night.  Clouds will decrease throughout the day with a high in the low 40s.  The disturbance that could have brought us some interesting weather this weekend dove too far south to give us anything of much interest.  You can see it here on the Mexico boarder.  For the …

Clouds will build Saturday morning, and temperatures should reach the upper 40's with a chance for a bit of sun in the afternoon.  Saturday overnight a weak cold front will go through bringing a slight chance of snow with no accumulation expected.  While the slight chance of snow is somewhat disappointing, it is a sign that the ridge of high pressure we've been …

The pattern has turned overly active for the western United States, something that seemed impossible just a handful of days ago! Frequent waves have and will be coming ashore in the Pacific Northwest. However, look for quiet weather today as Colorado lies in between weather systems at the moment. Skies will be sunny with temperatures rebounding to near 60 degrees …