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It’s not often you’ll see a short-term weather story that looks like this from one day to the next. Saving for posterity…@NWSBoulder #cowx #WeatherWhiplash pic.twitter.com/6lsZrCpD8j
— ColoClimateCenter (@ColoradoClimate) September 6, 2020
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— ColoClimateCenter (@ColoradoClimate) September 9, 2020
With did some searching, and we found a station in southeast CO that reported 104° on September 7 and 3.9″ of snow on September 9.@Climatologist49, obs time is 6am, which means the 104 actually occurred on the 6th, but some of that 3.9″ snow likely fell on the 8th. pic.twitter.com/JazEtY3Qom
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Sunshine to snow: One-year look back at September weather in Colorado
From 100-plus degree sunshine one day to wild temperature swings and snow the next: One thing is for sure, Colorado is no stranger to wild weather. This same time last year, temperatures soared to 100 degrees along the Front Range with measurable amounts of snow falling within a span of just a few days. Drought […]
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It’s not often you’ll see a short-term weather story that looks like this from one day to the next. Saving for posterity…@NWSBoulder #cowx #WeatherWhiplash pic.twitter.com/6lsZrCpD8j — ColoClimateCenter (@ColoradoClimate) September 6, 2020