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Last evening's shortwave trough brought gusty northwest winds and a brief smattering of rain/snow showers to the Front Range, though only a few hundredths of an inch of precipitation were reported from these showers which mainly resided north and northeast of Denver Tuesday evening. GOES-East (with reanalysis 500mb model data overlaid) shows us that the trough has exited eastward into …

Happy Veterans Day to all who have served and do serve our country. Our week starts off on the sunny and warmer side of things. Although there is still snow cover on the ground in places, we should manage to get into the low to middle 50s across the Denver Metro area. Some locales east of Denver near DIA and …

Temperatures this afternoon will vary widely, all due to snow cover as it varies from place to place. We'll see full sunshine, though. Highs will vary from the mid 40s under deep snow cover, to the low to mid 50s in less deep snow and in urban centers like Denver, as indicated below. The real next chance of unsettled weather …

The image below shows the latest radar that was at 7 am this morning. The closed low pressure system was located at this time over far eastern Colorado. Wrap around moisture was still present across eastern sections of Denver, DIA, and into. Fort Morgan. Preliminary snowfall totals are shown below, as of 7 am today. About 8-13 inches fell in …