Denver
Last Updated on Jan 26 2022, 4:53 pm MST
Weather by NOAA
Current Conditions: Partly Cloudy
Temp: 25°F
Wind: SE at 4mph
Humidity: 72%
Dewpoint: 17.1°F
by Andy Stein
It has been abnormally dry in Denver since June of 2021. It’s been 7 months since Denver has recorded more precipitation than what is expected in a given month.
by Andy Stein
Snow is on the way for Denver and the surrounding areas as a cold front moves by. A few inches of snow is expected which will make for tricky commuting conditions metro wide.
by Andy Stein
Freezing drizzle is expected in Denver on Wednesday with some light snow possible too. Slick driving conditions and cold temperatures will may for a raw winter day.
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by Andy Stein
The forecast looks dry in Denver and Colorado over the next week or so. There are no significant snow storms in the forecast just some close calls and cooler air.
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by Andy Stein
With snow on the ground still in many areas, we’re talking about another chance of accumulating snow. The systems bringing in the snow will also increase winds along the Foothills and adjacent Plains Tuesday through Thursday.
by Andy Stein
The Marshall Fire is likely to be dubbed Colorado’s most disastrous fire in terms of property and homes lost. This is an ongoing and developing situation. Here are a few ways to help those affected by the fire
by Andy Stein
It’s been quite some time since we’ve talked about a big snowstorm in Denver and while this won’t be a chart-topping storm, it will produce the most snow we’ve seen this winter and it will come with below-freezing and below-zero temperatures.
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by Andy Stein
2021 certainly provided in terms of extreme weather across Colorado. From wind storms to blizzards to drought and flooding. Colorado felt it all.
by Andy Stein
Game-changing snow pattern is likely to set up over Colorado just in time for Christmas. Continuous snow and cold are poised to last through the New Year for the Colorado Rockies leading to a building snowpack.
by Andy Stein
Historically, the chances of seeing a White Christmas in Denver are not too bad but this year, it’s not looking too likely. You’ll have to head to the mountains for the best chance of seeing snow during the Holiday.
by Andy Stein
After a long stretch of dry and uneventful weather, things sure have changed quite a bit. Snowpack across Colorado has increased pretty greatly since the recent series of storms have blasted through.
Before December 7th, statewide snowpack was sitting at about 54-percent of normal, the number has now risen to over 70-percent of normal with several basins above that.
by Andy Stein
It’s been a very active time across the Western US and western Canada. The early-season storm cycle was stuck up in the PNW but that cycle finally caved and dropped south. Most ski areas across the west saw overhear to over a foot of snow with some mountains getting 4-6 FEET (looking at you Sierra Nevada mountains).
