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“Super El Niño” – Lots of hype. Little context.
“Super El Niño” headlines – a lot of hype and not a lot of context. Long-range seasonal forecasting isn’t really my lane — but I
March 31, 2026
“Super El Niño” headlines – a lot of hype and not a lot of context. Long-range seasonal forecasting isn’t really my lane — but I
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
Nearly every hourly March heat record in Colorado Springs… just happened this week! This has truly been historical warmth…if you remember I showed you this
TRULY HISTORICAL WARMTH – I’m not going to name any names, but one of you was up my you know what yesterday that I was
Did you see the AWESOME lenticular clouds we had on Friday? They were the best examples I’ve seen in a couple years around here. Many
I’m not using “historical warmth” flippantly next week. Check this out…here’s a look at the record high for each month of the year in Colorado
A ridge of high pressure for the late part of next week will have the strength of one you’d expect to see in late May,
I’ve used this term quite a bit over the last couple of weeks in my forecasts so I thought I’d give you a little explainer
If February 2026 felt more like an early audition for spring than the heart of winter, you weren’t imagining it. Across southern Colorado — from
With the latest storm dropping between 4″ and 10″ of snow across mainly the central and northern mountains, Colorado’s statewide snow water equivalent snowpack has
