Category: Climate
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Another Round of Intense Sub-Zero Cold and Dangerous Windchills, Light City Snow, Heavy Mountain Snow Expected This Weekend Across Colorado
Another blast of arctic cold is set to hit Colorado this weekend with light snow. Temperatures will drop below zero. Meanwhile, the mountains are expecting a snowstorm. #COwx
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30-50″+ of High Country Powder Coming With Round(s) of Snow for the Urban Corridor Too As We Cross the New Year
An active weather pattern will setup over Colorado will many feet of snow possible and multiple rounds of snow in Denver and the surrounding suburbs and the New Year comes.
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Feet of Snow and HIGH Avalanche Danger Are Here. Colorado Mountain Forecast (and a Look Back at November)
Ullr has been good to us overnight with nearly a foot of fresh snow in some mountain areas. An active weather pattern continues for the high country in the coming weeks with more snow likely. Here’s a look at the forecast and what to expect across Colorado.
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Colorado Weather: Not Much Action in the Extended Forecast
This weeks atmospheric river of moisture was a bit…dry. All of the moisture was in place overhead but since we were sandwiched in between two pressure systems – it left us in a spot with not much forcing. Forcing is what causes an air parcel to go upwards where it condenses into a water droplet. […]
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CLIMATE IN COLORADO: Summer Nights Getting Warmer Along With all of the Summer Season
Summer are nights are warming across Colorado as the Climate continues to change. Warmer summer nights can have impacts on the human body and allow for the following day to warm at a rapid rate.
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More Monsoon Moisture Coming to Colorado – Everyone Should Get a Little Something by This Weekend
Monsoon rains are expected to work their way across Colorado through this week and into the weekend. Some good moisture should be realized across southern Colorado.
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Colorado Sees Its 8th Ever ‘Heat Advisory’ With Record Heat Lasting Through the Weekend
Well our first heatwave is on the way and if you’ve been outside today (Friday), you’ve likely already noticed it. A large ridge of high pressure has built over the SW US and it the culprit for our current and continue heatwave. Ridges of high pressure trap air which is easier to heat. Ridges like […]
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SW Mountains in Colorado Are on Track for Their Earliest Melt-Out on Record
Mountain snowpack in areas of SW Colorado are melting out at a record rate and could completely melt out at the earliest date on record which has many repercussions.
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The Weather Records That Shaped Colorado This April: Fire Danger, Wind and the Lack of Moisture
There’s no doubting that this April has been windier than normal. And can you even comprehend the amount of fire danger there’s been across the state? It’s been a heck of a month
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Denver Weather: Drought Grows as Denver Has Its First Snowless April in 20 Years and Driest April in 59 years.
April has brought extremely dry conditions to the Denver area. Drought is back and minimal moisture is in the forecast.