smokeybandit

Probably 1-2" as it was tough to tell with the wind mid-afternoon. Got down to -6 last night. The local school district pre-emptively delayed 2 hours because of the cold, clearly not bothering to look at the actual forecast to see that the low would occur in the middle of the night then rise to tolerable values (11 right now) for school prep.

That line just came through here. Wind chill around -10. Too bad it won't last long.

Got down to 1 degree this morning. A fresh dusting of 1/4" Still nothing overly impactful anywhere in the pipeline.

It's definitely not fair that seemingly the entire eastern half of the country has a storm to talk about and we're nickel and diming over a moderate cold snap for a couple days.

About 1.5" last night. Not even 10" yet on the season. The last three years I was over 30" by now.

Yep, a few more pity flakes.

A sunrise temperature dip this morning down to 5 degrees. Must have been that 1/10th of an inch of snow we got overnight.

I'm referring to the winter season in general. It'd have been more tolerable to date if it was seasonable cold during our dryness.

True, but not with temps in the 60s/70s

Yeah congrats The Springs. At least someone didn't bust hard.

Central/west Denver and from south of there did OK. I probably mustered together 2", most of that coming last night.

Just impossible to put any faith in the models anymore.

12z models are now wetter again.

6z HRRR has flurries. 6z GFS has a big storm.

0z HRRR has basically nothing falling in the watch area. 0Z NAM lost a lot of moisture, too.