“Model thermal fields are still variable...with the NAM and RGEM maintaining the coldest boundary layer and the HRRR pushing warmer air more aggressively northward ahead of the low. Think the actual solution lies somewhere between these two camps.”

From ILX

Finally some good rain

Anddddd there’s the severe thunderstorm warning

69 mph just reported!

I got this photo with my drone at around 4:34

Let’s hope we avoid that frost in early May. My wildflowers are counting on the warmth!

Oh fair! Given the current forecast and model consensus, we could be in the clear.

Wednesday morning looks a little chilly but I think we will probably avoid a freeze.

Hope this morning was the last freeze of the season! Finished up my wildflower bed and planted the seeds.

Let’s hope the NAM3 isn’t right like it was 2 days ago.

Here it is, it looks tornadic to me based off the rapid onset of winds and the change of wind direction.

Did you see the video that was taken in the neighborhood just east of Colbert park?

Guess we will be relying on morning observations to really determine CU’s severe weather potential. The difference between the HRRR and NAM are staggering.

Thank you!

64 MPH gust at the airport

Ahhhhh cold core, classic.

64 mph gust at the airport