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What Season is it Anyway?

Peter Goble March 14, 2025

Thursday, March 20th marks the spring equinox – the first day of spring according to most calendars. But does spring really start on March 20th? I would argue the answer…

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Light and Heat: A Love Story

Peter Goble February 14, 2025

Happy Valentine’s Day! Every mid-February we take a day to let our romantic partners know how much they mean to us, or perhaps more cynically, to give money to Hallmark.…

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Should You Use the Farmer’s Almanac Winter Forecast?

Peter Goble August 23, 2024

The Farmer’s Almanac released their official winter forecast map for winter 2024-2025, and in the meteorological community this means… nothing. Despite the consistent national and local media attention the Farmer’s…

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What Makes a Heat Wave? 

Peter Goble July 31, 2024

Recent Temperatures Colorado is currently in the throes of yet another heat wave. Many daily temperature records and some monthly temperature records will be threatened this week across northern and…

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The Community Collaborative Rain, Hail, and Snow Network “Precipitation Absurdity” Recruiting Drive

Peter Goble March 26, 2024

It’s March, and we all know what that means. It’s time for everyone’s favorite tournament; March Ma… Well, let’s just say any time of year is a great time to…

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Winter Precipitation on Colorado’s Northern Front Range: Is it Changing?

Peter Goble March 1, 2024

Northern Colorado February 3rd, 2024. Photo Credit: Bob Henson. As seen in Yale Climate Connections. Hello, and welcome to meteorological spring (March-May). The month of February just ended, and frankly,…

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Understanding and Predicting Our Precious Western Colorado Water Supply

Peter Goble January 31, 2024

The Colorado River is the lifeblood of the desert southwestern United States. Its water is used by a population of over 40 million people, is an important source of hydropower,…

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  • The changing drought landscape after a big storm and May heat
  • No good news in the snowpack and water supply numbers
  • What Season is it Anyway?
  • End-of-February snowpack check-in: ok in the north, bleak in the south (plus, a message about our federal government partners)
  • A heatwave in winter? Early February featured record-breaking warmth

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The changing drought landscape after a big storm and May heat

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No good news in the snowpack and water supply numbers

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What Season is it Anyway?

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End-of-February snowpack check-in: ok in the north, bleak in the south (plus, a message about our federal government partners)

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