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Holiday weekend rainfall totals range from 0.5 to 3.0"" across the Front Range, with fairly high variability due to the sporadic nature of the storm cells each afternoon. Boulder's official total was 1.10", while Denver (DIA) recorded 1.85". A stagnant weather pattern is set to unfold across the western United States for the rest of the week. While there will …

Anomalous moisture will continue to increase today as a slow moving area of low pressure advances eastward into the western part of the state and portions of Utah and Wyoming. Moisture in the column will increase to levels of 3 or more standard deviations above average for late May. That will fuel another day of showers and scattered storms. The …

What a difference 24 hours makes. If you will be up early this morning, you'll notice quite the different picture compared to yesterday. A cold front has pushed through. Behind it, moist upslope is in place and has developed low cloud cover across the Front Range and lower Foothills, as shown below. Some morning mist or drizzle is possible but …

The week closes out with some of the warmest temperatures perhaps for the next 7 days. A hot ridge will be in place for our Friday. A trough over California will advance east this weekend, ending the warm stretch and bringing unsettled weather for the holiday weekend. Temperatures anomalies in the lower atmosphere approach around 3 to 4 standard deviations …

Today will play out a lot like yesterday, except it will be a few degrees warmer and the winds a few ticks stronger. Infrared satellite imagery shows the continued flow across the area from the west-northwest this morning. There are a few spotty clouds around now, and that will remain the case through the day, but no rain is to …