These posts contain some discussion of the white stuff, whether it be mountain snow pack or a Front Range snowstorm.
Premium Storm Update (Thu May 3 at 6:00 AM) Strong cyclogenesis and upslope: Moderate lower elevation rain and heavy snow in the Foothills is falling this morning as 40 mph upslope briefly surges into the Metro area. READ NOW
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We provide a quick forecast update as a vigorous storm system bears down on Colorado. Our forecast includes widespread soaking rain, borderline severe thunderstorms, and a snowfall forecast map for the higher elevations.
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.
This week begins right where last week ended….with an approaching storm and the chance of showers for the region. Then, a high-amplitude ridge will build by midweek bringing quiet and somewhat warmer weather for us heading into the weekend. Read on for details.
We provide a final forecast update as rain and snow descend on the Front Range with an updated snowfall forecast map.
Over the last few days, weather models have shifted a few degrees warmer for the incoming spring storm. We discuss the implications and provide our preliminary snowfall forecast map.
Brief mid-level ridging returns to Colorado today, bringing quiet conditions and sunshine to our region. We also discuss the latest forecast for the classic Front Range spring storm headed our way on Friday!
In today’s forecast, we cover a quick-hitting Pacific trough set to bring cooler temperatures and gusty winds to the Metro area today. We also provide an update on the major spring storm eyeing Colorado late in the week.
The week begins warm and breezy, with quiet conditions taking over through Thursday. However we are closely watching the potential for a significant rain and snow event on Friday for the state. Read on for complete details of the week ahead.
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