Denver/Boulder Discussion. We can dream..
For the overnight hours temperatures will continue to drop with snow
increasing in intensity with up to 2 inches per hour possible for
areas along the foothills and portions of the urban corridor. Winds
will be gusting through the overnight hours with plains seeing
strong northeasterly winds up to 35 mph that will stretch into the
morning hours on Tuesday. With the snow and winds travel on Tuesday
morning will be next to impossible for areas especially north of I-
70 and the foothills. By Tuesday afternoon the upper low will be
over eastern Colorado with the surface low stacked over the
southeast portion of the state. This will continue to pull in moist
northeast flow and bring snow across the eastern plains into the
early evening hours on Tuesday. Snow will start to taper off over
the mountains and foothills around this same time with continued
diminishing into the evening. Highs on Tuesday will stay in the 20s
across the eastern plains and teens in the higher terrain with
colder, more fluffy snow.
With all this information, what is most apparent is that travel will
be next to impossible for most areas on Tuesday and it is highly
recommended that people try to stay home.