Goodbye False Spring: Snow Is Back in These Colorado Cities This Week
We hope you enjoyed the beautiful weather across Colorado this past week. False Spring was among us, and it was great while it lasted.
Many of us spent our weekend outdoors and had a blast. I went on an adventure across Northern Colorado.
I went to Greeley, Fort Collins, and Loveland and saw many people enjoying time with their friends and family. It felt strange and exciting to get an outdoor table at a restaurant and not be incredibly cold the entire time.
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We have some bad news. Your fun in the sun is going to end for a while. False Spring is over, and snow is going to return.
Advisories Across Colorado For This Week
The National Weather Service's watches and warnings for the state of Colorado show dramatically different weather across the state.
Fort Collins, Greeley, and Loveland will be under a high wind for March 3rd, and it will continue throughout the week.
Denver and Boulder are under a hazardous weather outlook. The Western Slope is under a winter weather advisory.
Cities on the east side of Colorado, Limon, Akron, and Julesburg, are under a blizzard warning.
Snowfall Totals Across Colorado
Fort Collins will have patchy and blowing snow.
The snow will be affected by the high wind watch that will happen on the evening of March 3 and March 4. There will be a high chance of snow Wednesday night through the rest of the week.
Weld County will have a high wind watch on those dates as well.
However, snow will begin tonight in Weld County and continue for the rest of the week, except for Wednesday.
Denver will not have as extreme winds, however, snow is expected March 3 and will continue Tuesday. Clear skies for Tuesday night through Wednesday night, then snow will continue once again on Thursday and continue throughout the week.
This data comes from the National Weather Service.
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