Category: Winter Weather (Page 123 of 139)

These posts contain some discussion of the white stuff, whether it be mountain snow pack or a Front Range snowstorm.

Sunday forecast: Denver on the edge of a wintry mess

January 14, 2017 / Ben Castellani

A storm currently located over the Baja Peninsula in Mexico will swing northeast during the day Sunday. Though the system’s track doesn’t exactly favor the Denver Metro area, some wintry weather will be possible Sunday into Monday. Read on for how much snow to expect and when it will fall.

Snow for Thursday afternoon and evening

January 12, 2017 / Ben Castellani

A quick update on today’s weather as a cold front arrives later this morning bringing snow to the region. Model disagreements, even in this final hour, leave some uncertainty into how much snow may fall. Read on for all the details.

This week in weather: January 9, 2017

January 9, 2017 / Ben Castellani

Compared to last week, the week ahead will feel like spring has sprung, at least if you stay below about 9,000 feet! Southwesterly flow will produce heavy mountain snow through Wednesday, alongside moderating temperatures for the lower elevations. We’re also tracking the potential for a couple nasty wind storms. Read on for our complete outlook of the upcoming week.

More than a foot of snow falls in Boulder and the Foothills!

January 5, 2017 / Ben Castellani

Heavy snow fell overnight across the Front Range, much more in some places than others. We review the storm totals, discuss how our forecast played out, and let you know when all of it will melt.

January 4-5, 2017 Winter Storm Live Blog: OFFLINE

January 4, 2017 / Andy

This Live Blog has concluded.

Final forecast: More than a foot of snow possible in some locations

January 4, 2017 / Ben Castellani

Read our final forecast update discussing the timing, amounts, and impacts for the approaching snowstorm and frigid temperatures.

2017 to begin with a snowstorm… Wednesday PM thru Thursday PM

January 3, 2017 / Ben Castellani

Our weekly outlook mentioned that it would be a cold and snowy week. We cautioned that the weather models were not in good agreement on much of anything, and therefore were hesitant to believe them, despite the indication of a couple potentially impactful snow events. Today that has changed, with all the major models jumping on-board for a significant snow storm for the region beginning Wednesday afternoon and continuing through the day Thursday. We provide an initial update on what to expect for the second half of the week during what will likely be our biggest snowfall this winter season.

January is here! What lies ahead for the Front Range?

January 3, 2017 / Ben Castellani

Following month after month of dry and warm weather, December finally turned the tide and brought colder and snowier conditions to the region. Will January continue the trend? Read on as we examine Boulder’s climatology and consider the current state of the atmosphere to give our outlook for the next month.