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Premium BoulderCAST Daily – Tue 07/23/24 | Warming up with smoky skies

July 23, 2024 /

An upper-level ridge axis remains to our west today but will move slightly to the east, spelling out our highs getting back to the low 90s for most places along the Front Range. Boulder may end up just a few degrees shy in the upper 80s. The northerly flow at mid-levels will continue to bring in smoky conditions from Canada …

Premium BoulderCAST Daily – Sun 07/21/24 | More rain chances, with week trending warmer and drier

July 21, 2024 /

An upper-level trough axis stretching from northwest to southeast will track through from the north this afternoon and evening. Along with a northeast upslope flow at the surface and high dewpoint air (mid to upper 50s), this will fuel scattered shower and storm development once again into mid to late evening. The area to watch for flash flooding would be …

Premium BoulderCAST Daily – Sat 07/20/24 | Afternoon and evening storms again and trending cooler tomorrow

July 20, 2024 /

Asurface low will be over the Midwest today. As it tracks slowly to the southeast, a surface trough will extend into northern Texas. While the trough will be to our south, the northeast flow will be prominent across the Front Range today. Also, high pressure over Montana will further reinforce the northeast upslope flow. That northeast flow will favor highs …

Premium BoulderCAST Daily – Fri 07/19/24 | PM thunderstorms today and tomorrow with highs in the 80s, choking Canadian smoke arrives late in the weekend

July 19, 2024 /

High pressure is currently located across Arizona with north-northwest flow residing over the Front Range. This is seen in the morning GOES-East water vapor loop below. Note that despite the big high pressure, a fair amount of monsoon moisture is trapped inside the ridge. This will provide the fuel for storms today (and throughout the upcoming weekend). Furthermore, a shortwave …

Premium This Weekend in Colorado Weather: Below normal temperatures, smoky skies & continued rainfall chances will accompany atypical due northerly flow through the weekend

July 18, 2024 /

Following yesterday's disappointing rain output, skies are mostly clear this morning across Colorado as seen from the GOES-East's visible satellite animation: Mostly clear is not entirely accurate, though, as there is plenty of smoke filling our skies. Check out the latest view from the Alpine Visitor Center in Rocky Mountain National Park below. Yuck! Thick smoke from wildfires in the …

Premium BoulderCAST Daily – Wed 07/17/24 | A quick shot of monsoon thunderstorms with heavy rain this afternoon, but drier on Thursday

July 17, 2024 /

Happy Wednesday, folks! Today will offer another great chance of monsoon thunderstorms during the afternoon hours. This comes after two relatively wet days already this week: https://twitter.com/BoulderCAST/status/1812959681767219257 https://twitter.com/BoulderCAST/status/1813308211610714392 The ante will be upped a tad today thanks to a cold front that moved through overnight bringing a surge of low-level moisture to our area. We've been looking forward to this …

Premium BoulderCAST Daily – Tue 07/16/24 | Afternoon monsoon storms with a quick shot of moderate rain, more on the way tomorrow

July 16, 2024 /

Yesterday's late-day thunderstorms were a bit more fruitful than expected, including one particularly nasty cell which hit Broomfield and parts of Westminster with torrential rainfall, penny-sized hail, and wind. The scene below shows the storm crossing Interstate 25 around 3PM Monday. Precipitation reports show that more than 1" of rain fell from that strong storm in Broomfield, and more than …

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