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Storm Recap: Boulder officially recorded its first accumulating snow of the season on Thursday….but it was only 0.1″

Much-needed rain and snow fell across the Front Range on Thursday as a quick-moving storm raced across the state. Though temperatures remained entirely above freezing in Boulder and Denver, some embedded heavier pockets of snow allowed for minor accumulations to occur on the grass in spots, including at the official climate station in Boulder. This made for an interesting but somewhat underwhelming first snowfall of the season for many. We recap the storm, take a look at the snowfall totals across the region, announce the plethora of winners to our 2022 First Snowfall Contest, and look ahead to our next chance of snow.

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Winter Weather Update: The first snow of the season is likely Thursday morning, but exactly how much remains dubious

The first potential accumulating snow event of the season is knocking on the door! A quick-moving system will scoot across Colorado late Wednesday night into Thursday bringing a period of precipitation to the area. Temperatures will be just cold enough for rain to change to snow across most of the Front Range and likely will accumulate on grassy surfaces a tad. Weather models remain torn on exactly how much snow will fall with this system as there are signs that some more moderate snow bands may form. We discuss the latest developments on the storm and provide our snowfall forecast map.

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This Week in Colorado Weather: October 24, 2022

Following the active day of weather in Colorado on Sunday — from thunderstorm to snow to blowing dust — things quiet down to begin the week. However, it won’t remain that way for too long! Our next storm system will approach mid-week bringing a chance of rain and possibly accumulating snow to the Denver Metro area. The Mountains will likely pick up another round of powder as well.  Let’s take a look at the weather week ahead for the Front Range.

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