Forecast models are in better agreement about the multi-day snowstorm event during Thanksgiving week, which is forecast to lay down a good amount of snow from Sunday morning to Friday across Colorado’s high country.
Multiple snow and powder days are forecast for all three mountain zones, with snow moving from north to south starting Sunday.
Satellite imagery of over the southern Rockies between 2:50 a.m., Wednesday, Nov. 20 to 6:40 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 21, 2024. A bombogenesis or ‘bomb cyclone’ spins off the British Columbia, Canada coast, providing an atmospheric river to the Pacific Northwest for a mid-November storm.
Residual moisture from the Pacific Northwest ‘Bomb Cyclone’ will push into the central Rockies helping fuel Colorado’s snowy week.
Recap:
Conditions across Colorado’s mountainous areas on both Wednesday and Thursday were as forecast; dry, warming each day, and some wind. The recorded high from the National Weather Service in Boulder at Copper …