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A cold start to our day in the 20's, but temperatures to warm up well above freezing into the lower 50's. We will be under mostly sunny skies, a welcome change from yesterday.

Finally a storm system with enough cold air to change rain to snow for most locations! As of 6AM, light snow is falling almost everywhere, with even a few embedded bands of moderate snowfall approaching rates close to 1" per hour. We discussed the potential for banded snowfall (associated with the jet stream) in our forecast yesterday. The most important …

Another storm system is progged to move into the region tonight and into Tuesday. A low pressure system will be traversing east into northern New Mexico from Utah. Upslope flow, moisture, and lift from an upper-level jet will be present. While the track of this storm is very similar to this past Friday, there will be slightly more colder air. …

Warmer temperatures today. High pressure settles in, sunny skies return. Looks for highs to reach the lower 60's!

Light drizzle, snow, and fog will be the norm as the storm system pulls out to the east of us after moving through yesterday. A few light snow showers may linger but otherwise we should remain cloudy the rest of the day and afternoon. High temperatures will be in the lower 40's.

Our week (and the month of March!) ends on a cold and snowy note! All ingredients are in place for a significant storm system to impact the region today into tomorrow afternoon. If you have not read our official snow forecast, a strong area of low pressure over Arizona will move into the Four Corners region by this evening, bringing …

Today can be considered the "eye of the storm" as a shortwave ridge skirts across the state providing a short-lived moment of calmness between spring storms. The 500 mb map below shows the ridge overhead, with Tuesday's storm to our east and tomorrow's storm looming to the west! Expect mostly cloudy skies today with a high in the low to middle 60's.Model …