These posts contain some discussion of the white stuff, whether it be mountain snow pack or a Front Range snowstorm.
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This week will see rain changing to snow Monday evening. We have included our official snowfall forecast map. We’ll then see a significant warming trend through the rest of the week as a lee trough develops, with the potential for more snowfall during the upcoming weekend.
Yet another shallow Arctic front has backed into the Metro area this morning, with light snow and freezing drizzle now falling across the region. We detail the weather for the next 48 hours, including the chance of more wintry weather Monday night.
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February begins on a cold and wintry note! Read our complete forecast.
The first few days this week will be quite warm…potentially record setting. Colder air follows midweek with the possibility of snowfall for the Mountains and Plains. We detail this, as well as the extended range forecast through the weekend in which we are tracking Arctic air.
Following yesterday’s impressive winter storm, quieter weather is on tap for the week ahead. The sunshine and warmer temperatures will be welcomed. Our next chance of snow comes late in the week…
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