Denver Colorado could see a late season may snowstorm but temperatures may not be cold enough to support all snow. Freezing conditions are possible saturday morning across the Front Range.
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.
A Super Flower Blood Moon is expected to rise and be eclipsed this weekend over North America. All areas of Colorado should be able to see this event Sunday night.
Wildfire smoke from the Calf Canyon and Hermits Peak fires burning in New Mexico is expected to push into Colorado through Wednesday bring smokey skies to Colorado Springs and Denver and the eastern Plains.
Colorado, including Denver, Ft. Collins, Colorado Springs and Pueblo, are expecting high fire danger this week with high winds and dust in the forecast.
@DaleRatte Yeah it technically would. It could also be one of the longest periods between snows within a winter season, excluding the summer months.
A late-season storm could bring Denver and the surrounding areas a cold rain and even some snowflakes. A freeze is possible as well as cold air filters in by Saturday morning. https://t.co/apYhYTgnY8
Although it’s not super widespread, seeing moisture in Colorado and New Mexico today is an awesome sight #cowx #nmwx https://t.co/afPFm9QQE0
