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Mostly dry conditions will persist for today and Tuesday, though plenty of clouds will remain in the area. A weak disturbance will bring some mountain snow on Tuesday night but a more potent storm will drop into the region on Wednesday night, increasing showers.
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Check out the latest snowfall reports from across the region over the last 24, 48, or 72 hours.
High pressure will give way to a series of winter weather systems that will bring snowfall to the mountains starting around midday on Thanksgiving and continuing through Saturday. Highest snowfall totals are expected in the western Colorado mountains.
Historical White Thanksgiving statistics in Grand Junction, Colorado. Records go back to 1893.
Thanksgiving climatology for selected cities across eastern Utah and western Colorado.
Curious as to what we can expect for the 2018-2019 winter season? Meteorologist Jimmy Fowler has your forecast.
A look back at October 2018. Climate summaries for selected cities across eastern Utah and western Colorado.
Be sure to dress warm tomorrow night as this Halloween is looking more like a trick rather then a treat due to chilly temperatures and partly cloudy skies. There is even a chance for some snow showers in the northern mountains after 9 pm.
Halloween climatology for selected cities across eastern Utah and western Colorado.
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