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I got 10” in 5 hours. It was very heavy!


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NW Denver (Berkely/Regis)


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This must have been pretty heavy at 1548z (8:48AM)

I got 10” in 5 hours. It was very heavy!


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Another overperformer! Just over 3" as of 7 AM and still coming down pretty good. Was almost 50 degrees when I went to bed last night, now 23.

Yup! I’m close to 4” in Regis/Berkely area in NW Denver.


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Well, we mainly missed out on this one too, almost everyone did. None of the models were right: EC was south and GFS was north and whatever happened was fast and even further south. We eked out a good 2-2.5" but that's about it. Pretty though, and pretty windy, though nothing spectacular. Seems like 80% of storms around here move faster than everyone thinks they will.

Yeah it’s safe to say no one got this one right. NWS leaned heavily on EC and still got drilled. GFS (the new one) was way off. I’m in Berkeley/Highlands and looks like maybe an inch. It just goes to show you that Mother Nature does was Mother Nature wants! This has been a weird year. At least the big mountains are doing well! Denver = meh for snow this year


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It was 63F today. Naturally ahead of the mother of all cold fronts, with gusts to 70 mph observed on some of the mountains. Now it is 45F, windy, and snowing west of the city where the cold has arrived already. Will be interesting to see if it tries to flurry in the city tonight. I've seen it snow here within 12 hours of hitting 75F, so it wouldn't be that surprising.

Not sure what city you are in, but if you are speaking of DEN, it will definitely snow tonight. NWS is calling for up to 5” in the city by end of storm tomorrow AM.


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