After yesterday’s cool and stormy weather, you would think we are right back in spring. Unfortunately, that is not the case with temperatures soon returning to the 90’s and even the potential for record high temperatures later in the week. Yes, the story this week will be the heat wave. Read on for our full outlook of the week ahead!
Category: This Week in Colorado Weather (Page 49 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.
A brief reprieve from the heat will begin our week thanks to a cold frontal passage. Unfortunately, it won’t last long with temperatures quickly returning back into the 90’s. We also discuss a potential wet upcoming weekend dependent upon how the remnants of Hurricane Bud evolve over the coming days. Read on for more details.
The weather pattern for the week ahead will exhibit shades of the middle of summer with a ridge of high pressure parked across the south-central United States. As a result, temperatures in the Metro area will soar into the 90’s with only limited chances for rainfall through the week. This forecast doesn’t bode well for the meager snowpack remaining across the High Country.
After a long Memorial day weekend, the shortened work-week starts off cooler with thunderstorms, but drier and warmer weather lies ahead. Read on for more details.
Much warmer and sunnier weather is expected this week. No major storm systems will be impacting the state of Colorado. However, thanks to elevated moisture, there will be a daily chance of afternoon and evening thundershowers early in the week.
Well, they say April showers bring May flowers, but what do May showers bring?? The forecast for the week will feature a similar pattern to what we have experienced over the weekend. The week can be summed up in a few words: stormy at the beginning and end of the week, with slightly drier conditions in the middle.
A large-scale pattern shift will continue to facilitate warm and dry weather for the Front Range through much of the week. Things get messy just in time for the weekend, however. We’re tracking a storm that will bring much colder temperatures, lots of rain, and higher elevation snow.
This week begins on the mild side, but transitions toward a wet and chilly pattern quickly come midweek. While snowfall will be confined to the higher Foothills and High Country, the lower elevations are poised to pick up a significant amount of much-needed rainfall. Read on for more details.
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