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Weather forecasting and analysis, space and historic events, climate information
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A stretch of rather nice weather is coming to the Denver metro region with generally dry and warm conditions right into the middle part of next week. Temperatures today should peak in the upper 70’s for afternoon highs and are likely to reach the low-to-mid 70’s on a daily basis into the middle of next week with some sunshine each day.
Read MoreVery unsettled weather will continue today across the eastern Plains with the good chance of showers and thunderstorms...some which can produce hail and gusty winds. Temperatures will be well below-normal today and it may become cold enough later tonight for snow to mix in at times with some additional showers and thunderstorms. The second half of the week will feature warmer and drier conditions with a reduced chance for any shower activity.
Read MoreThe number of tornadoes across the nation has surged in the last four weeks to overall levels that are now well above normal for the current time of year. One of the catalysts for these severe weather outbreaks has been the continuation of colder-than-normal air masses that have been dropping south and east from Canada into the US and this has set up “battle zone” regions when interacting with warm, humid air flowing northward from the Gulf of Mexico. In addition, there have been and will continue to be multiple waves of energy riding across the northern US enhancing upward motion in many of these severe weather cases. This active weather pattern will continue through the rest of May and Tuesday afternoon and evening may feature yet another severe weather outbreak including tornadoes across portions of Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa, and Missouri.
Read MoreThe weather becomes quite breezy and unsettled later today, tonight and Tuesday with scattered showers and thunderstorms and it turns cooler as well. Temperatures today should reach the low-to-mid 70’s for afternoon highs, but likely be confined to near 60 degrees on Tuesday afternoon. The second half of the week will feature warmer and drier conditions with a reduced chance for any shower activity.
Read MoreIn general, the weather will be warm and rain-free over the next few days with afternoon temperatures at or slightly above the 80 degree mark for highs. While there can be a shower or thunderstorm during each of the next few days, a better chance of rain is likely to hold off until the early part of next week.
Read MoreThe overall pattern turns warmer and drier beginning today with a reduced chance for rain. Temperatures today will peak in the middle 70’s, and then likely climb to the lower 80’s for afternoon highs on Friday. The weekend will be quite warm with temperatures likely reaching the 80’s on both days.
Read MoreA frontal passage will bring us cooler and wet weather on Wednesday with occasional showers likely and maybe a thunderstorm or two. The overall pattern turns warmer and drier beginning on Thursday with a decreased chance for rain. Temperatures today will peak in the middle 60’s, but likely climb to near 80 degrees for afternoon highs on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
Read MoreThe weather becomes unsettled again later today with an increasing chance of showers and thunderstorms and some of the thunderstorms can be on the strong-to-severe side. Winds will become quite gusty as well today with afternoon gusts possible to 35 mph. A frontal passage will bring us cooler and wet weather conditions on Wednesday and then a warming trend should begin on Thursday along with a somewhat decreased chance of showers.
Read MoreAfter a wet day to finish the weekend, it turns somewhat drier and milder today, but more unsettled weather is going to make a return. The chance of showers and storms will be on the increase from later tomorrow into tomorrow night and Wednesday promises to be a cool and wet day following the passage of a cool front. A warming trend will begin on Thursday to go along with a reduced chance of showers.
Read MoreAnother cool and unsettled day is coming to the Denver metro region with temperatures well below-normal for this time of year and the on-going chance of showers and thunderstorms. Temperatures are likely to peak this afternoon in the lower 50’s which is far below the normal for today of around 68 degrees. It turns milder this weekend with highs likely back up in the 60’s, but unsettled conditions remain with the threat of showers and thunderstorms.
One final note, there has been a lot of activity on the sun in recent days with a very large sunspot region known officially as AR3664 having unleashed as many as five coronal mass ejections towards Earth. One of the main ejections will arrive into Earth’s upper atmosphere on Saturday, May 11th, and it can spark geomagnetic storms as can a couple to follow close behind later this weekend. Watch for auroras as far south as Colorado during this weekend event which is being classified as a “category 4" geomagnetic storms…rarely seen in recent years.
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