Author: Colton Hayes

DENVER, COLORADO — Forecasters are watching a developing late-week storm that could bring accumulating snowfall to parts of northern Colorado and southern Wyoming, including Denver, Fort Collins, Cheyenne and nearby communities, as colder air moves into the region late Thursday into Friday. Weather model simulations suggest the system will track far enough north that southern…

UNITED STATES — The latest snowpack data for the Western U.S. reveals a sharply divided picture as February comes to a close, with parts of Oregon, Nevada, Arizona, and New Mexico running well below normal, while Wyoming and portions of Southern California are holding closer to seasonal averages. The February 28, 2026 snow water equivalent…

UNITED STATES — A machine learning-based forecast from the Global Ensemble Forecast System is highlighting a broad corridor of increased severe weather potential stretching from northern Texas through eastern Kansas and into northwestern Missouri for Friday, signaling an environment that could support strong to severe thunderstorms across the Central Plains. The Day 5 total severe…

UNITED STATES — A broad and dense cloud shield pushing across Colorado could interfere with eclipse viewing in the Denver area Tuesday, as satellite imagery shows a growing mass of mid and high-level clouds advancing into the Front Range by early morning. Latest satellite data places Denver, Colorado directly beneath a developing band of clouds…

UNITED STATES — A strengthening severe weather setup is taking shape for Friday across the Central Plains, with forecast models highlighting a widespread 40–50 knot low-level jet, steep lapse rates, and height falls spreading across much of the warm sector — ingredients that could support organized severe thunderstorms from Kansas into Oklahoma. Forecast guidance valid…

UNITED STATES — A sharp temperature gradient stretching across the Mid-Atlantic is creating a dramatic 200-mile divide between early-spring warmth and stubborn cooler air, with clouds and limited sunshine likely delaying the full warm-up through the end of the workweek. New model projections valid Thursday, March 5 show temperatures pushing into the 70s across portions…

UNITED STATES — The Storm Prediction Center (SPC) may soon upgrade portions of Central Kansas and Central Oklahoma to an Enhanced (30%) severe weather risk for Friday, marking what could become the most volatile day in an already active multi-day Plains storm pattern. New outlook data shows a 15% severe probability stretching from Dallas and…

UNITED STATES — A multi-day severe weather pattern is unfolding across Texas, with storm threats shifting from North Texas to West Texas and back again through Saturday — a setup that could eventually send active weather toward Arkansas as systems track northeast. Forecasters are not calling this a one-day event. Instead, this is a sustained…

UNITED STATES — An intense early-season warm surge is building across the southern Plains and Mid-South, and new forecast data suggests parts of Arkansas and neighboring Oklahoma could approach the mid-80s by the end of the week — levels that may challenge or break early-March record highs. Fresh model projections for Friday, March 6 show…

UNITED STATES — A sharp temperature battle is unfolding across the eastern half of the country, and the dividing line between cool northern air and surging southern warmth will determine where the next storm system tracks over the next 48 hours. New surface temperature analysis shows a pronounced west-to-east thermal gradient stretching from the southern…