A ridge of high pressure starts to enter our patrol zone tomorrow, and temperatures slowly warm throughout the week.  We may even have our first sunny and warm weekend coming up in a while.  The Canadian solution is making the weekend look rather nice in our patrol zone, but it will be at least a […]

Moisture continues to funnel from the northwest to the northern Colorado mountains.  The models seriously disagree on the extent of snow we’ll get over the next four day period.  Every time I check another model, the less clear the picture becomes.  Best odds for the most snow are to either (i) go as far north […]

While a powerful closed low passes far to our south (i.e., through southern New Mexico) over the next few days, moisture gets pulled into our patrol zone from the northwest resulting in small amounts of snow being predicted periodically from today through Saturday.  Temperatures look to stay cold, with highs unlikely to break 20 degrees […]

We’re currently under a ridge of high pressure, which means pleasant weather, but it won’t last long.  Unfortunately, both weekend days look to bring wind and light snow – perhaps a trace to an inch (though the WRF Model, unlike the others, is predicting a bit of real snow, i.e., 3”).  Then, in a rather […]

A powerful system from the west southwest passes through our patrol zone on Tuesday night into Wednesday, with some potential upslope.  However, the location of the low pressure as well as the speed of the system is a bit unclear.  The models are fairly consistent with a 4-8” forecast for our system, here are each […]