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Yesterday's mid-level trough has pushed into far northeast Montana and Wyoming. As a result, the trough axis has largely pushed through much of Colorado. Southwesterly flow persists, however, over the state, favoring continued downslope flow aloft. At the surface, the trough has brought a cold front through the eastern part of the state. Gusty winds from yesterday are long gone, …

Today will remain quiet with highs in the upper 80s for the Denver Metro area. The weather turns a little more active this coming week, however, as diurnal showers and storms are possible with a more favorable pattern and increased moisture from a few disturbances aloft. This is well predicted in the GEFS ensemble below. Of more importance nationally, the …

High temperatures this afternoon will be a mild upper 80s across the Denver Metro area. Expect plentiful sunshine under high pressure. Tonight, clear skies will promote lows again in the mid to upper 50s. While there is really no chance of rain today for us, folks in the south-central and southern mountains from Salida to Pueblo to Trinidad could see …

High pressure ridging will be in place today and actually much of the weekend. The ridge will be just west of the Four Corners area. Meanwhile, troughing is present across the Great Lakes. That trough will aid below normal temperatures across the Mid-Atlantic this weekend as a cold front moves through. High pressure today will bring about plentiful sunshine today, …