smokeybandit

Got a quarter inch from last night's storm, narrowly avoiding that nasty hail pocket that went through to my south.

I'm stuck in the middle of a pretty wicked hail cell. Not overly big hail but very long lived. Ended up with less than .2" of recorded rain, but gutters got all clogged up with hail.

You know it's nearly fall in Colorado when one morning (this morning) the AC comes on before 7am, but I might need heat tomorrow morning.

Down to 48 this morning. Looks like a few more chances for 40s this coming week.

A normal snowfall year will seem like a lot after how bad last year's totals were

So calling it a state record is kind of premature.

What are "preliminary reports?" Do they mean just radar warned tornadoes? Or are those actual confirmed tornadoes?

The advisory says it's expected to be short lived. So, Dolly is going to be a 9 To 5 storm?

0.4" so far, still more coming though we'll see if it stays far enough south to get me to a half inch. That puts me over 3" for the month. Best month in a long time

Another surprise half inch today. After a real slow start to monsoon season (despite the last 2 storms not being monsoon-related), I'm up to 2.7" for the month

Got a surprise half inch of rain overnight.

1.89" for the week for me. A lot of sudden green around.

Western Parker and Aurora getting the heavy rains today.

1.3" on the day. Hoping for a repeat tomorrow.

Front range in general really doing well (for the drought, not for the flooding) today and tonight.