Historically, this is a memorable day, as 12 years ago on this date, we had "The Blizzard of '97", with drifts up to 15 feet in some areas.
For today, with one storm moving out, and another moving in, I didn't have time to put the "official" statewide statistics on the weathercast, so here they are...
City High Low Precip through 6 PM
Alamosa 48 31 Trace
Canon City 52 34
Colorado Springs 40 32 .08"
Denver 40 32 .06"
La Junta 48 41 .44"
Lamar 50 41 Data Missing
Leadville 30 16 .25"
Limon 42 34 Trace
Pueblo 44 39 .29"
Trinidad 40 33 Data Missing
and while we're on the subject, how about a few snowfall totals?
6" 2 west of Rye in Pueblo county
5" Beulah in Pueblo county
4" 2 S. of Cuchara, Huerfano county; 4 NE of Florissant, Teller county;
3" Woodland Park, Teller county; 3 WSW of Colorado Sprins, El Paso county
5 WSW of Walsenburg, Huerfano county
1" 2 N of Black Forest, El Paso county
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Mike, I was looking at the low spinning and it looks like the majority of this storm is going way east of us. Is there any indication that this low will increase in strenth, seeing how it is gather it from the pacific.
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Brian