These posts contain some discussion of the white stuff, whether it be mountain snow pack or a Front Range snowstorm.
After the holiday cold and dumping of snow, temperatures this week will trend back above normal by midweek with low to perhaps middle 50s taking hold. A cold front moves south late Wednesday into Thursday, with temperatures then falling back below average to close out the week. While chances of precipitation appear limited at this point, we do have to keep our eye on two potential systems late in the week and into the weekend. Read on for more details.
The day of giving thanks and eating delicious food is nearly upon us, and whether you are ready or not, so too are the snowflakes which will make a return to the entire Front Range beginning Thursday afternoon and evening with snowflakes staying in the forecast into Saturday. Temperatures will also plummet well below freezing the next few days. We discuss the timing of the snow, the expected snowfall totals for everyone and when travel may be most impacted.
Update (Thu 11/23 7AM): Ensembles have cut back on snow amounts by about 20%, so we’ve decreased snow amounts accordingly. The biggest snow totals from this storm are still expected to be around Boulder, with much lower impacts elsewhere in the Metro area.
This week will offer up the most exciting weather we’ve had across the Front Range in a long time. We’ve got rain showers, high winds, freezing drizzle, bitter cold temperatures and accumulating snow headed our way, but there will still be a few beautiful days mixed in as well. Read on for the latest details on what should be a interesting week in Colorado weather!
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