What a beautiful Memorial Day weekend it has been so far, with morning sunshine and afternoon isolated to scattered storms. Today culminates one of the most popular events of the year for Boulder — the 2016 Bolder Boulder! We discuss the weather for this Memorial Day as well as the week ahead. Read on for our full forecast.
Following our first summer-like weekend of the year, the focus for the week ahead will be unsettled weather and a chance of storms each and every day, with seasonal temperatures in place through the week. Read on for our complete forecast for the next five days.
For the past several weeks, we have largely received the short end of the stick in regards to weekend weather. If it wasn’t rain, it was snow. If it wasn’t snow, it was the cold and fog. Mother Nature’s timing couldn’t have been more unfortunate, with storm after storm arriving promptly at the end of each work-week. However, this week we finally break this pattern as conditions quiet down and heat up across the Front Range. Continue reading for our full weekend outlook and when we expect the rain to return.
In the wake of a cold and soggy weekend, the main weather-player for the week ahead in Colorado will be a slow-moving trough across the western United States. It will facilitate continued precipitation for the Front Range, in the form of both rain and snow, through much of the week. However, warmth is on the horizon. Read on as we detail the forecast for the next seven days.
Following a weekend of unsettled and at times, stormy weather, this week will see precipitation chances gradually decrease and highs turning quite warm to end the week. However, there are hints of another active pattern for the coming weekend over Colorado. Read on for our full weekly forecast.
Yet another spring storm is eyeing northeast Colorado, poised to bring an extended period of rain and snow to the region Thursday afternoon into Saturday. The Foothills are set for another dumping of powder, but questions remain as to how much snow the Plains will be able to squeeze out.
With a bulk of this winter’s snowfall now behind us, we’d like to take a moment to review the outcomes of our snowfall forecasts. From the early-season storm that flew completely under the radar, to the epic blizzards in late February and mid-March, it was a great year for powder across the Front Range! From the good, to the bad, to the downright ugly, we crunch the numbers to see how well our snowfall forecasts verified throughout the Denver Metro area across the entire winter season.
Following a stretch of warmer weather, an active storm track returns to close out the month of April. With it comes cooler temperatures and increased precipitation chances through the week. Our biggest concern is the potential for another spring storm late in the week. Read on for our complete outlook.
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