Richard Romkee

It's...it's beautiful

Winter Weather Advisory for Denver just issued from 5a-8p for today, totals bumped up to 3-5” per NWS Boulder for the AM commute.

Earlier start time may be part of what’s at play here. Expect a slick AM commute.

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The Storm Prediction Center issues Day 1 Convective Outlook (Max Risk: Enhanced) at Mar 6, 6:08z Link

Mountains will have steady snow tomorrow, likely heaviest tomorrow morning (with snow squall potential as well). Snow gradually ends in the mountains tomorrow night.

5-10"+ above 9,000'. Should be a powder day for most ski resorts tomorrow + Saturday.

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Gonna savor the Rockies being in the middle of the pack, because god knows we won't be anywhere close after the 27th

Severe thunderstorms and flash flooding possible across the central U.S. tonight through Saturday. Here is more information for Friday's threat.

We double tapped an elementary school, what is wrong with y'all

But no, other countries aren't justified in hating the US

First pitch Clayton Kershaw threw post retirement was hit for a home run by Mickey Moniak.

Close enough, welcome back Larry Walker

Judge hit .500 against cutters last season

So uh maybe don't try that again lol

We have a chance to do the funniest thing

First crack at Friday snow amounts. I still suspect it's a lower impact event snow for most of the Denver area, roads stay mainly wet with slushy spots. Sun angle + surface temps + warm ground.

Ski traffic could be a very rough go Friday afternoon.

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This whole war is a veritable lasagna of stupid and I hate it

First to 90 points.

Bring on Dallas.

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Numerous showers and thunderstorms are expected from the southern Plains to the Ohio Valley. Isolated flash flooding will be possible across the Ohio Valley, with strong to severe thunderstorms possible from the Texas Panhandle to central Missouri and western Illinois.

Also new at SPC: The addition of 75% and 90% wind probabilities

National Weather Service map titled “Record Heat Thursday through Saturday.” Colored dots mark locations forecast to tie or break record high temperatures across the eastern United States. Blue dots indicate Thursday, orange dots Friday, and red dots Saturday. The greatest concentration of records is forecast from the Gulf Coast and Southeast north through the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys into the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast. NOAA and National Weather Service logos appear at the top.

With the change-up to a more spring-like pattern also comes significant warmups between severe weather threats. In fact, record-warm temperatures are anticipated in a broad area in the U.S. from the Plains to the East Coast over the next week. Visit weather.gov for the latest.

12z GFS (weather model) run forecasting snow across western and northeastern Colorado at around lunchtime on Friday, March 6, 2026

12z NAM (weather model) run forecasting snow across western and northeastern Colorado at around 8 AM on Friday, March 3, 2026

12z RDPS (weather model) run forecasting snow across western and northeastern Colorado around lunchtime on Friday, March 3, 2026

It looks like it's going to snow in Denver on Friday.

This is not a drill.

We're comin' for you, Lord Stanley (I hope)

Mr. Rubio, your flight to Tehran leaves at 6 AM. Don't be late!

December 2025 through February 2026 was the 2nd warmest winter on record for the Contiguous U.S. according to Prism climate data. The widespread record to near record warmth in the west easily outweighed the cool temps in the east. 🔥🔥🔥

Meteorological winter is done. It was top 5. Maybe top 3 warmest when the numbers are finalized. You wouldn’t know it or even believe it if you live in the East.
We heard lots about the cold and snow in the East, but the West BAKED as the warmest winter on record… 1/