These posts contain some discussion of the white stuff, whether it be mountain snow pack or a Front Range snowstorm.
Shown below is the BoulderCAST snowfall forecast map issued Sunday (February 2nd) during the afternoon with actual storm totals overlaid in boxes. Green boxes indicate that our forecast verified to within one inch of the observed snowfall. Red did not.
| Seasonal Snow Totals (Updated Feb 5 2020) |
|---|
| Boulder | Denver |
|---|---|
| 73.0" | 32.7" |
Our first widespread snowfall of 2020 is winding down, but the cold will linger for most of the week ahead. We’re also tracking our next potential chance of heavy snow resulting from the overhead jet stream in just a few days time. Read on for all the details.
Over the course of the next 24 hours, there will be a drastic change in our weather! Temperatures will fall nearly 60 degrees, with the warm spring breezes of Sunday afternoon being replaced with freezing drizzle, snowflakes, and bitter cold. Let’s take a look at the incoming winter storm set to drop our first significant snowfall of the New Year, including timing and snowfall amounts.
*Premium Storm Update* Mon 2/3/2020 8:00AM: We discuss when the freezing drizzle will change to snow and why we think Monday’s evening commute will be very treacherous. Click HERE to read.
We hope you didn’t change out your winter tires already! Despite the very warm temperatures expected this weekend, bitter cold and snow are on the way! We discuss how and when record-warmth will transition back to the winter we haven’t seen in nearly two months. We also take a peek at potential snowfall amounts.
We warm up briefly before another slight chance of snow returns Wednesday evening. Will we break the snowless January? Looking ahead, well above average temperatures are expected for Super Bowl weekend….we’re talking 60’s and maybe even lower 70’s! Read on for all the details.
It has been an extraordinarily warm winter thus far for much of United States, eastern Colorado included. The lack of extended cold has kept the surface of the Great Lakes largely ice-free so far, which is quite atypical. We discuss the implications this can have on regional weather and how it relates to our warming climate.
The week starts off mild but slowly turns colder along with a chance of late-week snow. We discuss all of this, as well as the continued snow for the Mountains to our west.
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