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I'm in the small portion of Parker that spills over into Elbert County
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Another minor storm here, 3" Still no single storms over 5" yet
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Yeah that map is extremely wrong for my area.
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Looks like yet another storm where the snow blower stays in the garage
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The gradients on this one will be frustrating. It could go from a foot to nearly nothing in a matter of miles.
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This next storm looks like a foothills special.
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GFS is now pretty meh on the storm next week for NE CO.
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2.5" here. 5.5" for the week, finally over 12" for the season.
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Just eyeballing it I'd be surprised if I got past 2" Still under 10" for the season
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School districts south of Denver really jumped the gun on delays. The worst of it now will be right when the buses start to go pick up kids. Had they stuck with a normal opening, there'd have been no impact.
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NWS pretty bullish
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Lots of frozen fog here, but surfaces are dry.
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I moved from the mid Atlantic in summer 2019. 2009-2010 remains the best (50" of snow in one week) but since then we'd be lucky to get one good storm (8"+) per season
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Managed to pull a bit over an inch from that due to getting under a band. Better than i was expecting. Though the low temp of 4 degrees predicted is already a bust high, -2 degrees right now
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Dewpoint still 13 degrees here, though snow isn't supposed to start until later anyway.
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The clouds rolling in have that snow look to them, that's for sure
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One hell of a wind-driven fire SW of Boulder today.
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NWS is pretty bullish
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I guess I should see if the snow blower will start.
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I'm at about 2" for the year.
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Got a quick coating here from that band that went through Denver into the Palmer Divide. Temps went from 48 to 32. I might be able to claim a white Christmas
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Barely any wind to speak of here. The front came through and put down nearly an inch of sleet/snow, but otherwise winds were typical
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The NAM says "what snow?" for the Front Range.
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In typical GFS fashion within 7 days, it has really shrunk the upcoming storm to just the mountains.
