Denver
Last Updated on Jan 26 2021, 5:53 pm MST
Weather by NOAA
Current Conditions: Light Snow Fog/Mist
Temp: 17°F
Wind: East at 12mph
Humidity: 88%
Windchill: 4°F
by Andy Stein
I don’t know about you but when we crossed over into a New Year, I was very hopeful that our weather would miraculously shift and become better. Unfortunately, the drought, above-average temperatures and overall bad place that we are in weather-wise, has not changed.
by Andy Stein
2020 was an intense year. The weather that happened in 2020 was nothing short of that description. The most notable, drought, wildfires and heat.
by Andy Stein
It’s been a beautiful Tuesday. Sunshine and highs in the low 60s helped a lot of folks get out and about today. There is some snow already falling in the highest peaks right now associated with a cold front that will bring the Front Range and Plains some very windy conditions. Winds will be most intense on the Plains but gusts in Denver are … Read More Strong Winds Coming With A Cold and Blustery Wednesday
by Andy Stein
For Denver standards, seeing measurable snow 6 days in a row is a pretty rare thing to have happen and that’s what just happened.
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
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
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.
by Andy Stein
After a long stretch of hot weather, smoke and no rain, rain and cooler weather are forecast.
by Andy Stein
Daily rain chances are at their seasonal minimum. But why?
by Andy Stein
An extremely rare derecho hit Colorado with winds up to 110 mph and loads of tree damage around the Denver Metro.
by Andy Stein
Denver and Colorado will see record heat possible with increasing winds and fire danger before a much needed cool down moves in.
by Andy Stein
The Omega Block weather pattern is not uncommon. It’s a very large high pressure system that is bookend by two low pressure systems. The shape that this weather pattern makes resembles that of the Greek letter Omega.
