The week starts out with a southern track snowstorm for the higher terrain, with only a trace to 1/2″ expected in the Denver Metro. Westerly flow ensues for the remainder of the week, with the potential for gusty winds reappearing around midweek. Outside of a brief period of Chinook warming on Wednesday, highs will remain at or slightly below average through the week ahead and into the upcoming weekend.
Category: This Week in Colorado Weather (Page 33 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.
The return of winter this past weekend has been well-received by most! Quiet weather starts the week under high pressure with temperatures on the rise and the fresh snow melting. However, expect a gradual trend toward chillier temperatures later in the week. The extended outlook shows signs of an active pattern with snow chances over the weekend and into next week. Let’s take a look!
The first week of 2021 will not make much of a mark for the Front Range. We’re watching a series of quick-moving but ultimately weak storm systems that will scurry across the Rockies throughout the upcoming week. Mountain snow will be the main story, but we’ve also got a bora wind event in the works for the Plains and possibly some late-week snow as well. Read on for all the details.
We hope that each and every one of you had a great holiday so far and that it continues into the New Year. This week’s weather will feature light snow accumulations Monday into Tuesday alongside chilly temperatures for much of the week ahead. We’re also watching another system later in the week which could ring in the New Year with more snow. Read on for all the details.
After a breezy last couple of days, the holiday week starts out calm and mild for the first official day of winter. A midweek cold snap will ensue, along with a slight chance of snow showers. The Christmas forecast is looking dry, although there are signs that a more active pattern could develop for late December.
A progressive northwest flow pattern in Colorado this week will lead to generally unsettled conditions for the area with frequent shots of light snow. The Mountains will stand the best chances of accumulation, but some will spill across the Denver Metro area as well. Read on for more details.
Above average temperatures and sunshine kick off the week under a large anomalous dome of high pressure. A cooling trend ensues to end the week, along with a chance of snow, although uncertainty exists in the exact track of the storm system. Read on for more details.
The week ahead will commence and conclude on a rather pleasant note. However, sandwiched in between will be a few cold and unsettled days with snow possible across the Boulder and Denver area. All in all, we expect only light accumulations, but there is some uncertainty as two nearby storm systems interact with one another. Let’s take a look!
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