We start tonight in the Northeast where a big storm is set to bring feet of snow to some locations from New York City to Boston by Tuesday. The National Weather Service in NYC has issued a Blizzard Warning which goes into effect 1pm Monday and continues through midnight Tuesday. They are forecasting 20 to 30" of snow, with 20 to 30mph sustained winds and gusts to 65mph through the duration of the storm.
Meanwhile, back home... The State of the Atmosphere will be polar opposite of what the Northeast will experience over the next few days. Downtown Denver made it to 62° degrees this afternoon, and will likely be warmer both Monday and Tuesday, with highs nearing (possibly breaking) 70° Monday afternoon. Incredible!
While the headlines will be all winter this week, much (most) of the country will be experiencing above average temperatures through Wednesday...20 to 30 degrees above normal for much of the middle of the country.
Overall, looks like the end of the week into the weekend will be cooler across the state, but snow chances, especially across northeast Colorado remain on the low side.
