Aweak cold front will drop down tonight from Wyoming as low pressure tracks into the Midwest later today and tonight. This front has a limited amount of cold advection with it, but just enough convergence along the boundary to warrant a few isolated to scattered storms. We should see a cool Sunday and Monday with temperatures in the middle 70s. …

Athreat of showers and storms, some being severe, will be possible both today and Sunday. A stalled frontal boundary will be draped north to south from the Wyoming border into eastern Colorado through the weekend. Scattered showers and storms are expected this afternoon and evening, with a simulated radar depiction below from the HRRR. Highs will top out in the …

Although the Front Range has not seen much in the way of measurable rainfall, we will continue to see rain chances in the forecast through the upcoming weekend, front-loaded to today and Saturday. The GEFS and other guidance continue to highlight this potential, specifically this afternoon/evening and Saturday. This is due to continued well above average moisture, with precipitable water …

Rainfall totals so far have been predictably unimpressive, with most lower-elevation locations picking up just a trace to around 0.10". The Foothills of Boulder, Gilpin, and Clear Creek Counties have done somewhat better, with localized totals approaching 0.50". Denver International Airport (DIA) has yet to record a drop, while Boulder has measured just 0.07" from several rounds of light showers …

The cold front slid through right on schedule around 2:00 AM, marked by a clean surge of gusty north winds and a switch to cooler upslope flow. Temperatures across the entire Urban Corridor are running 10–15° colder this morning compared to the record‑warm overnight readings we logged early Monday. A broad deck of low stratus is draped over Boulder and …