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Colorado snow totals March 2024 (under 4 minutes)
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This episode discusses the snow totals that occured along and east of the Colorado mountain range in the March 13 - 15 2024 snow storm. There is a focus on the larger metropolitan city of Denver. Find out which cities received 5 feet of snow and if AccuWeather's forecasted snowfall max was accurate. As usual, much of the information from this episode comes from the National Weather Service. Usually it's directly from their website but in this case it comes from the newspaper that tends to gather much information from the National Weather Service, the Washington Post. You will learn why despite seeing an enormous snow total of 2 feet in Denver, this storm will likely be quickly forgotten.
For more information regarding the development of this storm listen to the previous episode that discussed the forecasting of this storm. That episode includes the place it originated from, the various ingredients that needed to come together to produce such a storm. Topics such as upsloping, moisture feed along with what makes this storm really unique is all discussed. Learn about how the uniqueness of this storm created difficulty in forecasting the weather for places on the west side of the mountain range. All this info is inside the episode on forecasting this storm. Info from that episode comes from the National Weather Service and the various computer models as advertised on Windy.com.
It should be pointed out that although this episode discusses the general snow totals of this storm as reported on March 15th, there was some snow that fell afterwards for many of these cities but that snow was light. Enjoy!
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For more information regarding the development of this storm listen to the previous episode that discussed the forecasting of this storm. That episode includes the place it originated from, the various ingredients that needed to come together to produce such a storm. Topics such as upsloping, moisture feed along with what makes this storm really unique is all discussed. Learn about how the uniqueness of this storm created difficulty in forecasting the weather for places on the west side of the mountain range. All this info is inside the episode on forecasting this storm. Info from that episode comes from the National Weather Service and the various computer models as advertised on Windy.com.
It should be pointed out that although this episode discusses the general snow totals of this storm as reported on March 15th, there was some snow that fell afterwards for many of these cities but that snow was light. Enjoy!
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/weather-with-enthusiasm--4911017/support.
Not affiliated with any government agency or academic institution. Presented for educational and entertainment purposes — with meaning.
Support the show — exclusive bonus episodes available to subscribers for just $2/month at spreaker.com/organization/kol-simcha
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