We’ve already had nearly three feet of snow in Boulder this season and just about a foot and a half in Denver. The action over the last six weeks has been fast and furious to say the least, but the individual storms so far haven’t been all that memorable. This is about to change! No storm so far this winter will match the caliber of the one bearing down on the Front Range right now. We discuss the set-up, timing and snow amounts expected to fall by Tuesday evening. Let’s jump right in to the very snowy forecast!
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These posts contain some discussion of the white stuff, whether it be mountain snow pack or a Front Range snowstorm.
Several waves of light snow and a dash of freezing drizzle impacted the Denver Metro area over the last 36 hours resulting from a slow-moving storm system to the southwest. We take a look at snow totals, the beautiful weekend ahead, and the strong possibility of another cold air outbreak headed our way early next week.
UPDATE (Friday Nov 22 at 12PM): Added discussion of official snow totals and map.
One thing is for sure, a prolonged period of cold and unsettled weather will take hold of the Front Range Wednesday morning into Friday. A mash-up of rain, snow, and freezing drizzle will intermittently impact the area during this timeframe. Overall precipitation rates will be light, but the long duration could lead to light snow accumulations by Friday morning. In this update, we talk tumbling temperatures, rain/snow/ice timing, and potential snow accumulations.
*PREMIUM* STORM UPDATE (7:00 AM Thu 11/21): Don’t be fooled by the lull in the action… There is still more light snow to come! READ HERE
After a warm and breezy start to the week, the weather turns colder and very active as a series of cut-off low pressure systems merge over the western United States. This will bring the threat of rain and snow to the Front Range Wednesday through Friday. Read on for more details.
From record warmth over the weekend, to snow and bitter cold on Veterans Day, to the rebound back into the 60’s just one day later…it’s been quite a wild week in Colorado weather. We explain why Monday’s cold temperatures have joined rare company in Denver’s historical record. The reason may surprise you.
We hope you enjoyed the snowy and cold Veterans Day holiday! We first review the totals from the light snow event yesterday, then take a look at the weather transpiring the rest of the week. Things get interesting just in time for the weekend!
Enjoy the beautiful weather Sunday while you can! We are watching an approaching trough and Arctic cold front that will bring winter back to the area tonight and early Monday. In this forecast update, we discuss when you can expect the front and the change-over from freezing drizzle to snow. We also provide our snowfall forecast map.
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Gorgeous weather will take hold across the Front Range for the weekend with highs in the 60’s and 70’s. However, another Arctic airmass is gearing up to plunge southward spreading across the eastern two-thirds of the country Sunday into Monday. We take a look at the latest forecast, including when we expect the cold air to arrive in Denver and the outlook for wintry precipitation.
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