As widespread light snow fizzles out Monday morning, we look ahead to an overall unsettled week filled with additional chances for rain and accumulating snow. Our focus in the near-term aims at the potential for convective snow showers Tuesday and Tuesday night. Beyond that, rain/snow will stick with us through the end of the week with temperatures remaining below normal.
Category: This Week in Colorado Weather (Page 32 of 68)
These weekly forecast posts are published EVERY Monday morning and provide a general overview of the atmosphere and the weather conditions for the week ahead in Front Range Colorado. We give you a heads-up on the major short-term weather features and anything looming down the road.
After the big winter snow storm over the weekend, the atmosphere takes a much needed breather for most of the coming work week. We are watching another chance of snow Tuesday but amounts will be light at best. More seasonal temperatures arrive by week’s end.
The week ahead will certainly be a wild one! There will be warm temperatures to begin on Monday and Tuesday, but we’ll be trending colder and unsettled thereafter. This transition is just the tip of the iceberg, though, with a potentially massive winter storm gearing up for the weekend ahead. Let’s talk about this roller-coaster of weather knocking on our door.
The first full-week of March starts out with temperatures on the up-and-up! Highs will rise well into the 50’s by midweek as a dome of high pressure settles into the Intermountain West spelling out above average temperatures for the Front Range. A late-week southern storm system will bring a chance of snow to the Mountains and rain/snow to the lower elevations.
The nicest weather in nearly three weeks will unfold Monday and Tuesday, but snow is just a few days away! Yet another wintry system with an unfavorable track will impact the area Wednesday evening into Thursday bringing widespread upslope snow to the Front Range. We’re also watching the potential for a more significant winter storm during the upcoming weekend, but uncertainty remains this far out. Read on for our complete outlook of the week ahead.
After a bitter cold stretch under the fringes of the Polar Vortex, a “relative” warming trend develops this week but we still remain largely below average. By mid-week a cold front will bring the return of light snow to the area. Week’s end may turn breezy and finally near normal with potential Chinook winds developing. Let’s dig into the details.
A rather benign and warm stretch will kick off the month of February. However, it will turn sharply colder with chances of snow late in the week and for the upcoming weekend. Read on for more details.
Winter weather returns to the entire Front Range Monday and Tuesday with light snow on the table for the area. We discuss factors contributing to the early week snow and provide our snowfall forecast map. By mid-week, the pattern will shift abruptly and we could be talking 60 degrees come Friday. Read on for our complete outlook of this week’s weather.
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