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DayCAST: Sat 07/02/16

Today's large scale weather features an upper-level disturbance moving across Colorado from the southwest. This can b seen below in the 500 mb vorticity map as the dip in the height line over the state. There is also a fair bit of moisture across the region. Precipitable water values for Denver are near 1.2" today. This combination of moisture and …

DayCAST: 7/2/16

Over the past few days, we have seen a pattern where the greatest storm activity has been situated east of Boulder County, with several thunderstorm complexes in Denver and eastern Colorado. Today, we think the pattern will change to focus itself on not only Denver but the High Country and Boulder. Below shows the 700 mb temperature and wind for …

DayCAST: Fri 07/01/16

Mostly cloudy with widespread showers and thunderstorms, mostly in the afternoon and evening. Unseasonably cool with a high temperature only in the mid 70's. Look for our full-holiday weekend outlook post later today.

DayCAST: Thu 06/30/16

Overcast with widespread afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms. Look for things to get going first over the higher terrain early afternoon, spreading onto the Plains soon after. Rain will linger into the overnight hours. Flooding may become a concern across the region where heavy rain lingers. Highs will be below normal for once, only in the mid 70's.

DayCAST: Wed 06/29/16

The upper-level ridge has shifted now further west. While yesterday its axis was over eastern Utah, today it is over western Utah. Notice the specks of orange and yellow embedded in the ridge across Utah. This subtropical energy will be trekking eastward into Colorado this evening and overnight tonight, providing added lift to enhance storms. Expect daytime heating to once …

DayCAST: Tue 06/28/16

The 500 mb pattern shows that the ridge of high pressure is now centered over eastern Utah. It will continue to push south and west over the next few days...away from Colorado! Similar to yesterday, we'll be under the influence of northwest flow aloft, with low-level easterly flow. With plenty of moisture and the ridge retreating westward, enough instability will …

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