It's a crisp, quiet morning in Boulder and all of the Front Range. Yesterday’s evening convection delivered plenty of lightning and outflows, but not much actual rainfall. https://twitter.com/BoulderCAST/status/2089928215330766942 Most spots logged only a trace to a few hundredths of an inch, continuing the summer‑long trend. A few pockets — Greeley, Castle Rock, and scattered zones across eastern Colorado — managed …

After a relatively quiet and dry Monday across the Boulder-Denver area, the forecast gets a bit more interesting today. A couple of surface boundaries, some upper-level energy, and an uptick in monsoonal moisture will come together to bring scattered showers and thunderstorms back to the Front Range. GOES-East water vapor imagery shows the high pressure ridge still positioned to our …

Below shows the severe reports from Saturday afternoon and evening. There were not a lot of severe storm reports, though some damaging winds and hail were observed southeast of Denver. Once storms moved out in the mid-late evening hours, the sunset was pretty spectacular looking west toward the Foothills in Boulder. Our Boulder webcam spotted the sunset magnificently. The clearing …

The Front Range is under a dual threat today and tonight as monsoonal moisture remains quite elevated to start our weekend. A continuous plume of deep moisture will inherit eastern Colorado through Sunday, though the greatest risk of widespread flash flooding is today. Along with that, there is a severe risk, which we'll get into later. Temperatures with the storms …

The flash flood risk will continue today and much of the weekend. However, the most widespread storms are expected later again this afternoon and evening, with somewhat more scattered activity this weekend. As the monsoon moisture continues to be a force this weekend, high temperatures will remain on the cool side in the upper 70s to lower 80s. Today, storms …