Tag: Spring (Page 5 of 5)

Spring storm underway, brings a better chance of snow to the Foothills

March 28, 2017 / Ben Castellani

The first of two spring storms that we detailed in our weekly outlook arrives today and lingers into Wednesday. We provide a brief update and discuss which areas will see snow and which stay mostly rain.

This week in weather: March 27, 2017

March 27, 2017 / Ben Castellani

Two potent storms will impact the state of Colorado this week. Both are poised to bring the chance of significant precipitation to the region, including the threat of heavy spring snow at times. Read on as we cover the details of this week in Front Range weather.

This week in weather: February 20, 2017

February 20, 2017 / Andy

After a long stretch of very warm weather across the Plains and a lack of mountain snowfall this past week, things look to slowly trend toward a more wintry-feeling, but not until late in the week! We are looking at possible record highs again over the next few days along with downslope wind events, then a quick transition to colder weather by late week and, dare we say, possibly snow? Read on for our full weekly outlook.

This week in weather: February 13, 2017

February 13, 2017 / Ben Castellani

Following a quick shift back to winter-like temperatures this weekend, warmth will return this week alongside peaceful weather as a ridge slowly slides across the state. Will the powerful downslope winds accompany the warming this week? Read on to find out.

Tracking wet and snowy weather for Sunday night

April 7, 2016 / Ben Castellani

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.

El Niño update and the outlook for the second half of winter

February 14, 2016 / Ben Castellani

On paper, the 2015-16 super El Niño became everything that it was forecast to be, with water temperatures across the equatorial Pacific Ocean warming to near-record levels. However, the location and extent of the warming, and the global impacts, have been anything but typical. We discuss how well our last El Niño forecast verified and the outlook for the remainder of our winter season. What can Boulder expect in the way of precipitation, snowfall, and temperatures heading forward? Read on to find out.