It is a cool, damp, gray day along the Front Range with snow in the mountains and scattered showers across the urban corridor.......just what we need after a warm, sunny winter. Of course, a foot or two of snow would be even more welcome but we'll take whatever moisture we can get.
This isolated atmospheric disturbance is currently centered over the Colorado-Wyoming border, where some thunderstorms have developed. Unfortunately, the respite won't last long and sunny, warm weather is forecast for the next couple of days.
March is the snowiest month in Metro Denver and we can only hope that this year's snowfall is at least average. Then again, entrenched weather patterns often take a while to break down, leading to droughts or floods. This is, after all, a semi-arid ecosystem even though the sprawling development suggests otherwise.
