Over the last few days, weather models have shifted a few degrees warmer for the incoming spring storm. We discuss the implications and provide our preliminary snowfall forecast map.
Over the last few days, weather models have shifted a few degrees warmer for the incoming spring storm. We discuss the implications and provide our preliminary snowfall forecast map.
In today’s forecast, we cover a quick-hitting Pacific trough set to bring cooler temperatures and gusty winds to the Metro area today. We also provide an update on the major spring storm eyeing Colorado late in the week.
The week begins warm and breezy, with quiet conditions taking over through Thursday. However we are closely watching the potential for a significant rain and snow event on Friday for the state. Read on for complete details of the week ahead.
After a brief review of last Friday’s snow, we cover the forecast for the upcoming week. Overall it will be quiet with very comfortable temperatures, though we are watching a Pacific cold front set to bring Mountain snow, strong winds, and cooler weather towards the end of the week.
Following a relatively quiet stretch of weather, things are about to take a cold and snowy turn for the Metro area on Friday as a strong cold front moves into the region. Read our complete forecast covering the timing of those chilly temperatures and potential snow amounts.
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We hope you had a wonderful Easter holiday. For the remainder of this week, we start off with windy and chillier weather as the main story. After that, we’re expecting a brief warm-up followed by a very real chance of rain and snow. Read more to find out the full details!
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