September 2020 - Emwin_conference

NWS Boulder Situation Report for Early Season Cold and Snow

by Robert Kleyla - NOAA Federal

NWS Boulder Partners, Here is the latest Situation Report issued at 11:21 PM MDT, Tue, Sep 8, 2019. *Headline:* Early Season Cold with Heavy Snow Mountains, Foothills and possibly Adjacent Plains *Available in PDF: * https://www.weather.gov/media/bou/sitreport/SitReport1.pdf For more information, refer to our web page - http://www.weather.gov/bou National Weather Service Denver/Boulder 303-494-4479 <(303)%20494-4479>

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NWS Boulder Situation Report for Early Season Winter Storm

by Kari Bowen - NOAA Federal

NWS Boulder Partners, Here is the latest Situation Report issued at 5:55 AM MDT Tuesday, September 8th. Headline: Early Season Snow and Record Cold *Available in PDF: * https://www.weather.gov/media/bou/sitreport/SitReport1.pdf For more information, refer to our web page - http://www.weather.gov/bou National Weather Service Denver/Boulder 303-494-4479 <(303)%20494-4479>

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Summary of Monday September 7 1530 Weather Call from NWS Boulder

by Chad Gimmestad - NOAA Federal

A cold front is moving through Cheyenne now, and will pass through Denver in the early evening. 40-60 mph gusts behind the front with localized blowing dust for a few hours. Snow will develop north of Denver and in the northern mountains in the early morning hours, then along Interstate 70 around rush hour, and further south during the morning. During most of this event, there will be rain or snow that melts for elevations below 5000 feet. Below 7000 feet, snow is generally expected to melt on the roads. Temperatures at lower elevations will be a little above freezing during the day Tuesday, then in the upper 20s to around 30 Tuesday night. This may lead to minor snow accumulations on grassy areas on the plains Tuesday night. In the mountains and higher foothills, there will still be substantial melting during the day Tuesday, but it will be cold Tuesday night so there is a better chance of some slush, snow, or ice on the roads. The main threat is during periods of heavy snow on the east side of the Front Range Tuesday evening. Snow will end north of Denver Wednesday morning, and midday/early afternoon in areas along and south of I-70. While most of the snow is expected to melt on the roads, there may be problems from accumulations on tree branches leading to falling limbs and power outages if the snow accumulations are on the higher end of our expected ranges. Expected snow totals (on grassy areas): Front Range mountains and foothills: 8-18", with higher amounts in backcountry areas Douglas County/Monument Hill and Park County: 6-12" Front Range cities from Denver to Fort Collins and I-70 east to Limon: 3-7" Northeast plains: 1-4" More details are available at weather.gov/denver or call us anytime at 303-494-4479. *Chad Gimmestad* *Senior Forecaster* *National Weather Service* *Boulder, Colorado*

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NWS Boulder Situation Report for Early Season Snow and Cold

by Evan Direnzo - NOAA Federal

NWS Boulder Partners, Please join the National Weather Service in Boulder on a conference call for early season snow and cold. *Location at risk:* Mountains, foothills, urban corridor, plains *DATE: * Monday, September 7, 2020 *TIME:* 3:30 PM MDT *DIAL IN NUMBER:* 1-866-231-8384 *PASS CODE:* 3034944221#

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NWS Boulder Situation Report: Early Season Snow and Cold

by Bernard Meier - NOAA Federal

NWS Boulder Partners, Here is the latest Situation Report issued at 0600, Monday, September 7th. *Headline: *Early Season Snow and Record Cold *Available in PDF: * https://www.weather.gov/media/bou/sitreport/SitReport1.pdf For more information, refer to our web page - http://www.weather.gov/bou National Weather Service Denver/Boulder 303-494-4479 <(303)%20494-4479>

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NWS Boulder Situation Report for Early Season Snow and Cold

by Robert Kleyla - NOAA Federal

NWS Boulder Partners, Here is the latest Situation Report issued at 4:37 PM MDT, Sun, Sep 6, 2019. *Headline:* Snow and Much Colder Monday night through Tuesday night *Available in PDF: * https://www.weather.gov/media/bou/sitreport/SitReport1.pdf For more information, refer to our web page - http://www.weather.gov/bou National Weather Service Denver/Boulder 303-494-4479 <(303)%20494-4479>

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National Weather Service Boulder Conference Call (Corrected for Locations)

by Robert Kleyla - NOAA Federal

Please join the National Weather Service in Boulder on a conference call for early season snow and much colder weather. *Location at risk:* Mountains, Foothills and northeast Colorado *DATE: * Monday, September 7th, 2020 *TIME:* 330 PM MDT *DIAL IN NUMBER:* 1-866-231-8384 *PASS CODE:* 3034944221#

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National Weather Service Boulder Conference Call

by Robert Kleyla - NOAA Federal

Please join the National Weather Service in Boulder on a conference call for early season snow and much colder weather. *Location at risk:* Denver Metro, counties?, etc. *DATE: * Monday, September 7th, 2020 *TIME:* 330 PM MDT *DIAL IN NUMBER:* 1-866-231-8384 *PASS CODE:* 3034944221#

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National Weather Service Boulder Conference Call

by David Barjenbruch - NOAA Federal

Please join the National Weather Service in Boulder on a conference call for the upcoming significant weather change and snow *Location at risk:* Front Range Mountains, Foothills, I-25 Corridor, and Eastern Plains *DATE: * Sunday, September 6, 2020 *TIME:* 330 PM MDT *DIAL IN NUMBER:* 1-866-231-8384 *PASS CODE:* 3034944221# -- David Barjenbruch National Weather Service Boulder, CO 80305 303-494-3210

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