Denver
Last Updated on Nov 24 2020, 8:53 pm MST
Weather by NOAA
Current Conditions: Fair
Temp: 26°F
Wind: SW at 12mph
Humidity: 71%
Windchill: 15°F
by Andy Stein
WINDY conditions are incoming for Saturday followed by a warm up for the Front Range. The mountains will see snow this weekend causing difficult driving conditions at times.
by Andy Stein
Denver and Colorado have seen a bit of an active pattern recently but that will come to an end. A big warm up is expected.
by Andy Stein
Happily, I’m writing about a pattern change that should be a bit of a game-changer for Colorado. This won’t be a drought-buster but it will provide relief to the drought, it should kick off the snowpack season, and it should allow for more ski areas to open
by Andy Stein
It typically comes down to Loveland and Arapahoe Basin to open first in a given year depending on the snow cycle but this year, the snow didn’t favor them enough.
by Andy Stein
Snow storm totals across Colorado. Lots of snow fell on the wildfires which has tremendously helped. The weather this week looks drier and warmer. The Colorado Ski Areas got a lot of snow as well.
by Andy Stein
Another day of very bad fire weather for the East Troublesome and the Cameron Peak fires. Snow moves in tonight.
by Andy Stein
The upcoming snow storm will definitely have impacts on the wildfires currently burning but it may not be enough to extinguish the fires completely
by Andy Stein
After an exceptionally dry and wildfire-filled October, some cold and snow are in the forecast and it will be a blast of cold that will make it feel like the dead of winter.
by Andy Stein
Currently we are in a La Niña phase which is forecast to last through winter and into Spring of 2021 and just as you’d expect, that has implications of what our winter will look like here in Colorado.
by Andy Stein
After record heat, we are now talking about snow chances in Denver.
by Andy Stein
90 to 100-degree weather sweltered Denver and the Front Range this August. Coupled with very dry conditions, we saw fires erupt and the drought worsen across the state.
by Andy Stein
It has been a hot and dry August in Denver. We are rivaling centuries year old heat records but a cool down is coming for some.
