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.
After much hype, Mother Nature delivered a mid-April wallop of snow to northeast Colorado this weekend. Some of us fared (much) better than others, but just about everyone got in on the action. We review the good and bad of our forecast and check in on the health of our mountain snow pack.
We’ve been tracking the storm very closely over the last week. With forecast temperatures trending down over the last several days, the threat of potentially flooding rain has morphed into the concern for a dumping of heavy, wet spring snow for everyone across the Front Range. Read on as we present our final forecast for this historic storm.
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.
Not surprisingly, there is already A LOT of media hype surrounding the potential for another “epic snowstorm” this weekend across the Denver Metro area. It’s been all over social media and the news, with even a few shades of optimism present in our own forecasts. However, let’s take it one step at a time and not line ourselves up for disappointment. Continue reading as we set realistic expectations for this weekend’s potential storm.
Our storm has come ashore this morning in southern California and will be skirting south of Colorado tonight. After a round of showers and thunderstorms this afternoon, a cold front passes through this evening, causing snow levels to take a dive. Read on as we detail tonight’s messy forecast, including where to expect the spring snow.
We’re currently tracking a spring storm set to arrive to eastern Colorado Sunday night. It has the potential to bring significant snowfall to parts of the area. The track has remained consistent for several days now, and the models seem to be converging on a common solution. As such, confidence is increasing and we’re here to outline what we know so far and what to expect to end the weekend.
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.
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