That storm has now moved off into the northern Plains and any lingering effects (which are mainly mountain snow showers) will be over by the end of Wednesday afternoon. On the heels of that storm, is our next storm that is moving in from the Pacific Northwest. This storm, although weaker, will bring another round of snow to the high country and it will bring a reinforcing shot of cold air that will drop temperatures well below average for Thursday and Friday. This storm may also bring a round of light snow to the Urban Corridor....

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What a beautiful Wednesday we have unfolding. Up to a foot of fresh snow feel from Wolf Creek Pass to Loveland Ski Area to Rocky Mountain National Park and with cold air and more snow incoming, it’ll last for a while.

Areas around Greeley and Ft. Collins also saw a few flakes fly late Tuesday night.

We have a cold airmass approaching, yes colder than we’ve recently felt so get ready for sun-freezing temps along the Front Range and a few rain and snow showers Thursday evening. More details on that to come.

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Good morning! Happy Sunday. It was a pretty windy and snowy day up in the high country above 9,000’.

We’re waking up to a clearing morning. Sunshine will be in full force this afternoon and temps will be seasonal on the Plains and a bit below normal in the mountains.

Today and tomorrow will be the calm before the next storm. That storm is still looking to bring decent snow to the mountains but not much snow to the Urban corridor. It will bring cold rain showers and breezy conditions to much of the area.

There’s still some uncertainty in the track, so it’s still worth watching but the general consensus is growing that this won’t be a big snowstorm for Denver. However, there could be some flakes flying at times so I’ll nail Damien that timing by Monday evening.

Enjoy the pleasant day ahead!

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A snowy day above 10,000’ unfolding. Mountain locations will have a cold and breezy day with the west facing slopes higher than 9,500’ getting 2-6” by the end of today. Snow showers and lower elevation rain showers will continue through this afternoon before tapering off this evening. Winds could gust to 45 mph at times.

The Plains and Urban Corridor will be dry and mainly sunny today. There’s an off chance for a weak rain shower but it’s not looking promising. Breezy conditions up to 30 mph are possible today with cooler temperatures coming for Sunday.

The storm next week continues to trend north a bit which bodes bad news for rain and snow chances across Denver. Still a few days out but the messaging is starting to change to drier weather.

If you’re going to the high country today, it’s going to be a messy day!

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Here comes storms #1!

Clouds and some light rain have moved into Colorado. Snow showers are possible above 10,000’ but accumulations will be limited and impacts are looking minimal if any.

The bigger impacts come on Saturday when windy conditions are forecast. Some ares of the Sangres could feel wind gusts up to 80 mph! The Plains and the Urban Corridor will see wind gusts of 20-30mph so a breezy day overall. Fire danger will be real on the Plains so no burning of any kind especially since we are back in drought conditions.

Most of the moisture will stay in the mountains so although a storm will be close by, the impacts will be in the high country.

We calm down for Sunday night and Monday before the next (and well-hyped) storm moves in. The details on that are still being worked out. As of now, it’s looking like the storm may track a little further north which would mean minimal to no snow for the Urban Corridor but still some decent accumulations for the mountains. And regardless of this track, we’re still looking at much cooler weather for midweek next week.

More details to come as the forecast comes into focus.

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