I'm sorry to have to report that it appears increasingly likely that the upcoming extended holiday weekend is likely to feature an (over)-abundance of clouds accompanied by periods of showers and thunderstorms. A fairly typical mid-summer "monsoonal" pattern will set up over the desert southwest, sending plenty of moisture our way and keeping temperatures at slightly below normal levels.
While it won't be a total washout -- i.e., raining all the time -- mostly cloudy to overcast skies will prevail from Thursday all the way through Memorial Day Monday.
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
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w00t!
Oh, I mean, drat. That sounds awful for the Denver area.
@bwyman Luckily, there was enough moisture in April in the immediate Denver metro area to allow us to improve from D1 "moderate drought" conditions to normal conditions (http://drought.unl.edu/DM/12_week.gif), though areas to the SE of Denver are still running on the dry side...
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