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Poor snowpack year getting worse as it ends
Ahead of the two storms this week…snowpack numbers have continued to drop and continue to set new historical lows in the SNOTEL data set. We’re
April 13, 2026
Ahead of the two storms this week…snowpack numbers have continued to drop and continue to set new historical lows in the SNOTEL data set. We’re
Storms rolling over the eastern plains produced some widespread blowing dust in east central Colorado across Kit Carson and Cheyenne counties into eastern Kansas. Storms
SATURDAY STORMS: Dewpoint temps aren’t too bad for the time of year as the day begins. Thank the cold front that had our temps cool
Cold front number one arriving late Wednesday washes out on Thursday and a second upper-level system across the U.S. & Canada border sends another front
NEXT WEEK’S STORM: Confidence in a storm moving through the area next week is high because not only do I see it in the individual
We’re heading into a stretch where the pattern finally starts to shift—and it’s going to matter for how the rest of the week and weekend
Ahead of the Front: Monday’s Warmth and Fire Danger Monday is all about what’s happening ahead of the cold front—and it still looks and feels
A couple things about our snow pack that has lost about 3.5-4.5 feet’s worth in the last two and half weeks…Here’s a forecast I made
LESS WIND SUNDAY: Wind picks up on Monday out of the west and that one sharp difference increases fire danger. My friends at US National
While there is some uncertainty (models will always have this a week or more out) as you can see the European and American models for
