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By Sam Collentine, Meteorologist Posted 1 year ago February 5, 2023

Soft Turns Monday, Cold Thursday

Summary

Partly sunny and warmer on Sunday. Snow returns Sunday night and continues through Monday. Dry on Tuesday and into Wednesday. More snow on Wednesday night and very cold on Thursday. Dry from Friday through next Sunday ahead of more snow from February 13-17.

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Sunday

Dry and slightly warmer weather will be the story on Sunday. You can also expect increasing cloud coverage and gustier winds during the second half of the day as temps climb into the low 30s.

Sunday Night - Monday

There isn't much new information to share regarding our next round of snow that is set to arrive on Sunday night. The storm is on its way!

For timing, expect flakes to begin to fly around midnight on Sunday night, followed by snowfall rates cranking up through late Sunday night and into early Monday morning.

As I mentioned on Saturday, this storm has good moisture, decent energy, cooling temps, and a wind switching to blow from the northwest. In total, look for 2-4 inches in Monday morning's reports, followed by another 1-3 inches from Monday morning through Monday evening.

Northwest flow on Monday could produce a few upside surprises so as of now, plan for soft(ish) turns for first chair Monday morning and maybe deeper turns through Monday afternoon.

Tuesday - Wednesday

Monday's storm will clear through Monday night and we'll receive mostly sunny skies on Tuesday morning. Tuesday will feature temps in the 20s, followed by partly sunny skies and more temps in the 20s on Wednesday.

Wednesday Night - Thursday

We'll then be tracking another quick-hitting storm that could arrive as early as Wednesday evening. This storm doesn't look overly impressive as it will be short-lived but it should pack a decent punch.

In total, we'll go with 2-4 inches from Wednesday evening through Thursday, with daytime highs only climbing into the single digits on Thursday so bundle up if you're looking to enjoy the fresh snow on Thursday morning.

Next Weekend & Beyond

Following multiple rounds of snow from Monday through Thursday, we'll return to dry weather from Friday, February 10 through Sunday, February 12. Expect mostly sunny skies and temps in the 20s.

Looking further ahead, we'll be keeping our attention locked onto the week of February 13 as another good-looking pattern moves into Colorado. As of now, we should see lighter snow around February 13-14, followed by a better chance for heavier snow around February 16.

Thanks for reading and enjoy the storm!

SAM COLLENTINE

About Our Forecaster

Sam Collentine

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Sam Collentine is the Chief Operating Officer of OpenSnow and lives in Basalt, Colorado. Before joining OpenSnow, he studied Atmospheric Science at the University of Colorado, spent time at Channel 7 News in Denver, and at the National Weather Service in Boulder.

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