Category: Winter Weather (Page 46 of 161)

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

Premium Storm Update – Thu 11/23/23 6:00PM | Snow has begun…

November 23, 2023 /

Snow is just starting now across the northwestern Metro area, as seen in the current radar animation below, just a tad behind schedule. We saw the first flurries in Boulder around 6PM. If you missed our social media updates from early this morning, be aware that we did revise our overall snowfall forecast downward just a tad to align more …

Winter Weather Update: Snow arrives late Thanksgiving Day into Friday, heaviest in Boulder and the Foothills

November 22, 2023 /

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.

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Premium BoulderCAST Daily – Wed 11/22/23 | One last warm day before cold & snow spread into the area on Thanksgiving

November 22, 2023 /

Today will be the last really nice day across the Front Range before we slump into a chilly pattern throughout the holiday weekend. The last of the warmth will unfold with sunny skies and light winds for our Wednesday. Most of us will top out in the 60s for highs, though some lower 70s may be possible on the south …

Premium BoulderCAST Daily – Tue 11/21/23 | A pair of nice days ahead, but winter returns Thanksgiving night

November 21, 2023 /

Yesterday's big, windy storm is long gone already this morning, now located in the Great Lakes region. High pressure is working in behind this departing storm with skies having fully cleared overnight back across all of Colorado. In fact, clear skies are noted across much of the West, which is of course thanks to an expansive ridge growing into the …

Premium This Weekend in Colorado Weather: Gusty winds and continued warmth, but eventually we’ll see a dash of rain/snow

November 16, 2023 /

Skies are mostly cloudy out there this morning as high clouds stream into Colorado from the southwest, with a mixture of wave clouds sprinkled in as well. The GOES-East nighttime satellite animation is shown below with lots of clouds noted over the region. With this cloud cover and downslope gusts , we have yet another mild morning for most of …

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