These posts take a look back at recent weather events, like snow storms or severe weather outbreaks, and evaluate how the forecast played out. We evaluate how well the models predicted what actually occurred, and offer insight into what can be learned and applied moving forward.
We hope you had a great New Year’s Eve and managed to stay warm! Despite snow falling for more than eightteen hours straight in many locations, it didn’t add up to all that much, or overly impact holiday travel. We review the snow totals from across the Front Range and when the bitter cold will break.
We discuss the strong snow storm that eluded the Front Range, the very cold temperatures expected the next few days, and when our next chance of snow will be.
A “perfect storm” of ingredients are coming together across Colorado to produce gusty winds for the Front Range on Wednesday. When will the winds arrive and how strong will they be? Read on to find out. We also discuss snow amounts in the Mountains and our latest thoughts on the potential for a White Christmas in Denver.
The weather this week will be nearly a mirror-image of last week. Quiet conditions statewide early on will fade slowly, with the potential for heavy mountain snow later in the week. Read on for our complete forecast.
The Veterans Day 2018 snowstorm delivered a bigger punch than forecast across portions of the Denver Metro area. We review the evolution of the storm and discuss why snow totals came in so unexpectedly high.
Welp….you were probably disappointed with your snow amount waking up on Halloween this year. We sure were! We review the snow totals from across the Front Range, discuss why many locations saw less snow than expected, and talk Mountain snow heading to Colorado.
Did you know that Denver officially reported a half inch of snowfall way back on Saturday, October 6th before sunrise? Boulder’s first snow occurred four days later on October 10th. Yes, for the first time ever, Denver International Airport beat Boulder to the punch for the season’s first snowfall. We discuss how this happened and announce the winners of the 2018 First Snow Contest.
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