A powerful, slow-moving system is still on track to impact the region through the weekend. The Foothills are undoubtedly set for massive snow totals, but uncertainty remains in exactly how much the lower elevations will pick up. We summarize recent model trends and give a forecast update on this upcoming historic weather event.
After a smattering of rain last night, cool and dreary weather will prevail on Monday. However, we’ll warm back up and (mostly) dry out in no time. For the end of the week, we’re monitoring the arrival of a powerful weather system which will likely bring rain and snow back into the picture for the weekend. Read on for our full outlook for the week ahead.
We hope you had a wonderful weekend. Whether you were skiing up in the mountains or biking/hiking in the Foothills, the weather was perfect for all outdoor activities! The warming trend continues today, but takes a slight reprieve by midweek with a cold front ushering in mountain snow. The warmth rebounds to end the week with lots of sunshine. Overall a great week to kick of the month of April! Continue reading for our full outlook.
We recap last week’s two snow events, examine where March 2016 fits into Boulder’s history, and look forward to what’s shaping up for April.
Great conditions for skiing will continue this week, as well as an active pattern for snow on the Plains. The focus for the week ahead will be a fast-moving system Wednesday, which will usher in below normal temperatures and little bit of white stuff. Beyond that, we’re also monitoring a second chance of snow for the weekend. Read on for our full forecast.
The March sun has already made its presence known, quickly working to wither away yesterday’s dumping of snow. We review the storm totals from across the region, and reveal when we’ll return to those spring-like 70’s (spoiler: it’s shockingly soon). We’re also already tracking our next potential snow event. Read on for details.
Overnight, there has been a few changes in the models which will ultimately result in an earlier start and higher snow amounts for much of the region, especially the Foothills. This is probably already apparent, considering light snow has been falling through the day. Read on for our final forecast details and snow map.
If you are sick of the warmth and lack of decent skiing, this week’s weather will be welcomed. The focus for the week ahead will be a slow-moving trough which takes hold across the center of the country. This will bring an extended period of cooler weather to the region and heavy snow to the Mountains. We’re also monitoring a chance of snow for the Plains towards the end of the week. Read on for our full forecast.
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