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1" Last 24 Hours

7" Last 5 Days

19" Base Depth

64" Seast

Monday

We'll remain mostly dry under cloudy skies and windy conditions ahead of the storm that is set to arrive on Monday night. Temps will start in the teens and rise into the 20s.

Monday Night - Tuesday

The significant storm that we've been watching develop since last week will finally arrive on Monday night.

I don't have a lot of big updates to share this morning other than the models continuing to trend upward in regards to our snow potential from Monday night through Tuesday afternoon.

A very strong cold front will arrive on Monday night, likely right around midnight, and kick-off a period of intense snowfall rates for a couple of hours. The winds will then shift from the west-southwest to blowing out of the west-northwest from Tuesday morning through Tuesday afternoon.

Our snow showers should then come to an end around 5 PM on Tuesday evening as very cold air shuts off any remaining snow production in the atmosphere. Temps will quickly drop from the single digits to below 0F on Tuesday night under clearing skies.

In total, I'm bumping the forecast once more up to 6-12 inches from Monday night through Tuesday evening, with 3-6 inches for Tuesday morning's reports and another 2-4+ inches from 5 AM Tuesday through 5 PM Tuesday. Get out there and enjoy the early-season powder!

Wednesday - Thursday

Wednesday morning will then start out cold ahead of temperatures quickly warming back up through Wednesday afternoon under sunny skies. Thursday will also be dry, though we could see a bit more cloud coverage and windy conditions ahead of our next series of storms through the upcoming weekend.

Friday & Beyond

We'll welcome in the month of December with stormy weather as multiple rounds of snow target Colorado from Friday, December 2 through Tuesday, December 6.

This early December snowfall will be delivered from remnant atmospheric river moisture that will move inland and up into Colorado beginning around Friday. The first wave will likely last through Saturday, followed by another wave around Sunday through next Tuesday.

As I mentioned in Sunday's update, the takeaway message is very active and snowy weather will close out November and continue as we flip the calendar into December. Great news for our early-season snowpack.

Thanks for reading and stay tuned for daily updates!

SAM COLLENTINE