A strong cold front passed through the region on Sunday and has ushered in a colder-than-normal air mass that will keep temperatures confined to around 50 degrees for afternoon highs. Mainly clear skies tonight will allow for ample radiational cooling and late night temperatures falling in the upper 20’s which could help contribute to more widespread frost in the region. Milder weather returns for the mid and late week time periods as will the threat for some shower activity.
One final note, spring officially gets underway on Tuesday, March 19th at 11:06 PM.
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A cold front passed through the region on Sunday and has ushered in colder air to the Mid-Atlantic region and it’ll stick around through much of the week. Temperatures will generally be confined to 50 degrees or below for afternoon highs during the week and can drop to or slightly below the freezing mark on occasion for overnight lows. Strong low pressure may push towards the Mid-Atlantic coastline by the early part of the weekend…something to be monitored over the next few days.
One final note, spring officially gets underway on Tuesday, March 19th at 11:06 PM.
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With last week’s snowstorm in our rearview mirror, we can look forward to tranquil and much milder weather this week across Colorado. Sunshine should rule during the next few days and temperatures will climb such that highs well up in the 60’s will be commonplace around here for much of the week.
One final note, spring officially gets underway on Tuesday, March 19th at 9:06 PM.
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With an upper-level low still spinning over the southwestern states, there can be additional snow shower activity today and skies should remain mostly cloudy. The weather settles down this weekend albeit on the chilly side and then a significant warming trend gets underway early next week.
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A frontal system will push across the area today and generate showers and possible thunderstorms into the evening hours and some of the rain can be heavy at times. The weather settles down this weekend and both days should feature some sunshine and relatively mild conditions. It turns noticeably cooler for the first half of next week following the passage of a cold frontal system.
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Low pressure will pass by to our north today and drag a frontal system through the region likely generating scattered showers, maybe even an isolated PM thunderstorm. It turns slightly cooler for the weekend, but still warmer-than-normal for the middle of March and there will be plenty of sunshine on both days. Sunday will feature quite a breeze as well ahead of the next front. A noticeably colder air mass pushes into the region by early next week and it will limit daily highs to the 40’s from Monday through Wednesday and overnight low temperatures can drop to below freezing.
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Low pressure will pass by to our north today and drag a frontal system through the region likely generating scattered showers, maybe even an isolated PM thunderstorm. It turns slightly cooler for the weekend, but still warmer-than-normal for the middle of March and there will be plenty of sunshine on both days. Sunday will feature quite a breeze as well ahead of the next front. A noticeably colder air mass pushes into the region by early next week and it will limit daily highs to the 40’s from Monday through Wednesday and overnight low temperatures can drop to below freezing.
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Low pressure will pass by to our north today and drags a frontal system through the region perhaps generating a couple of showers, but no significant or long-lasting. It turns slightly cooler for the weekend, but still warmer-than-normal for the middle of March and there will be plenty of sunshine on both days. Sunday will feature quite a breeze as well ahead of the next front. A noticeably colder air mass pushes into the region by early next week and it will limit daily highs to the 40’s from Monday through Wednesday and overnight low temperatures can drop to below freezing.
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The 2024 baseball season gets underway in just two weeks on Thursday, March 28th, and a sneak peek at the weather from this long-range vantage point suggests there certainly can be additional cold air outbreaks to deal with in many areas. If indeed a sustained colder-than-normal weather pattern were to set up by April, this would follow a recent trend for the month which has been colder-than-normal on average across much of the nation.
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There may be a lull in the snow for awhile this morning, but heavy snow will re-develop this afternoon across the Denver metro region and continue tonight as a strong upper-level low reaches around the southwestern states. The slow movement of this upper-level system is combining with deep, strong and long-lasting upsloping winds to produce significant snowfall around here and this pattern will last well into the night with 10-16 inches on the table for the Denver/Boulder metro areas and localized higher amounts are likely. Winds will remain an important factor with gusts past 30 mph today and tonight creating some blowing snow and there can be a rumble of thunder as well. The snow is of the heavy, wet variety which unfortunately, raises the possibility of some isolated power outages as the day progresses. Across the foothills, as much as 2-4 feet of snow is likely to accumulate during this major winter storm event by daybreak on Friday. The weather settles down this weekend and a noticeable warm up takes place early next week.
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