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Late Week Snow Potential
POTENTIAL SNOW AMOUNTS Late in the season these things get “fun” to try and figure out because there are so many variables. Know this –
April 29, 2026
POTENTIAL SNOW AMOUNTS Late in the season these things get “fun” to try and figure out because there are so many variables. Know this –
INCREASING WIND It’s not going to be windy all day in every spot, there is a progression that will happen through Thursday. Windiest areas in
Friday afternoon into Friday night snow is looking more likely for #Denver, #ColoradoSprings, the foothills and the Palmer Divide. The second storm of the week
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
I’ve shown you the snow back numbers across the state many times. I do it every year – good or bad – it’s important to
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
A strong cold-front will be pushed through Colorado by a jet-streak early Sunday morning to bring huge changes to the area for the back half
I’m confident enough that I’m going to show you this…. Heading to church or work Sunday morning will be wintry. I’m a little bit concerned
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,
Even after a late-week snow storm heading into the first full-weekend of March, 2026, snow pack across Colorado remains at historical lows. The Arkansas River
