Category: Weekend Snapshot (Page 1 of 25)

The midweek disturbance delivered almost exactly what was advertised, sweeping quickly across Colorado yesterday and overnight with a focused but impactful burst of precipitation. Snow fell across much of the high country, especially south of Interstate 70, while portions of southeast Colorado picked up welcome soaking rain. Radar-derived precipitation estimates show a healthy swath of moisture exceeding one-half inch extending …

Exceptionally moist south to southwest flow remains locked in place across the American Southwest today and tomorrow, with the large-scale weather pattern showing very little change. A sprawling Pacific storm system continues to spin just offshore of Los Angeles, while a stubborn ridge of high pressure over Texas remains firmly anchored in place. Together, these two atmospheric features are creating …

TStaying Very Warm Through At Least Sunday he stubborn ridge of high pressure that has controlled our weather for much of the past week isn't going anywhere just yet. Through at least Saturday, it will remain the dominant feature across Colorado and the Front Range, supporting continued warm, dry, and largely uneventful weather. That said, changes are already beginning to …

We’re stepping into Thursday under clear bluebird skies and a legitimately refreshing start. Many spots along the northern urban corridor dipped into the 40s, while our station bottomed out at 48.5° — the coldest reading since June 16th. After nearly three months of relentless heat, even a brief flirtation with cool mornings is enough to trigger some early fall vibes. …

High pressure across the Southwest has nudged a bit farther north over the last 24 hours, now centered near the Four Corners. With the ridge closer to the Front Range, we’re tapping into a warmer, drier airmass today, reinforcing a noticeable drying trend we've seen the last couple days in Boulder and Denver. Through the weekend, the ridge will gradually …