It is time to revisit our seasonal weather outlook. First, let's check out what the sea surface temperature anomalies look like. 1) The sea surface temperature anomalies along the equator in the Pacific Ocean continue to cool. This is especially true near the South American coast and westward... This is the developing La Niña. The cooler those sea surface temperature anomalies get, the stronger the La Niña episode. As of right now, we have just started to enter weak La Niña status. However, th

There will be a system sliding through the next couple of days which will increase chances for showers and will drop temperatures a bit. For the mountains, we could see some snowfall on those peaks! First a timeline if you prefer the hourly chart, followed by a statewide animation to walk you through the showers as they hit a few areas the next two days. There will be a couple showers around today, but few and far between. From Wednesday morning through Thursday morning, notice how showers for

Meteorological Fall began on Sunday (September 1st) which mean ski season is headed to the Colorado Rockies! Below is a list of projected start dates: Resorts suggest planning out trips now, rather than later, to ensure lodging/rentals. It's a great way to save too, because prices tend to tick up over the next several months. HOW IS THE SEASON LOOKING? As far as the weather is concerned, our focus has been on the weak La Niña conditions developing off of the west coast of South America. With