(Updated---10/14/07 8:24 PM MDT) Iam going to try and update this a little more frequently.
Well Fall is now here that can only mean 1 thing Snow is not far away. Get prepared now, make shure your winter kit is ready.
Kit should include: Flash Light, Weather Radio,AM/FM Radio,Caned food--Enough for a week, Water or other Drink ( Enough for each member of your family, to last for up to 2 weeks. )
AND EVERYBODY NEEDS TO BUY A NOAA WEATHER RADIO. (They should be as standard as a smoke alarm.) Link to WX Radio site on the links page.
WEATHER NEWS.....
Well, we missed a Major Snow storm here in NE Colorado Yesterday, and infact today we hit 63* and we had a low of 24* at DIA.
All
the TV Stations in Denver were calling for a "MAJOR BLIZZARD &
WINTER STORM The NWS Issued Winter Storm Watches but the Low Pressure
went 100 Miles south over New Mexico. As soon as the NWS Realized this
they cancelled all Watches for NE Colorado.
And COLORADO'S SEVERE WEATHER AWARENESS WEEK IS APRIL 15-21.
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HERE ARE THE DEFFENTIONS USED BY THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN COLORADO.
FROM:NOAA's National Weather Service.
The National Weather Service uses specific terminology to relay the weather
threat to the public. In the summer, there are a variety of watches and warnings
you need to understand in order to be prepared:
Tornado Watch: Means that conditions are favorable for tornadoes to
develop. It is normally issued for 4 to 6 hours, and includes many
counties. If you are in or near the tornado watch area, stay informed
via NOAA Weather Radio, commercial radio or television. Keep your eye
on the sky, and be prepared to take cover at short notice, as tornadoes
can occur with little or no warning.
Tornado Warning: Means that a tornado has been sighted, or a
developing tornado is reported by trained spotters or indicated on
Doppler radar. A warning is typically issued for a small area for less
than an hour. If a tornado warning is issued for your area...take cover
immediately!
Severe Thunderstorm Watch: Means that conditions are favorable for
thunderstorms to produce wind gusts to 58 mph or stronger or hail to 3/4
inch or larger in the watch area. These watches are issued for 4 to 6
hours at a time and for a number of counties. Stay informed, watch the
sky, and take cover if a severe thunderstorm approaches you.
Severe Thunderstorm Warning: Means that a severe thunderstorm has been
detected by radar, or by a trained spotter. Take cover if you are near
the severe thunderstorm.
Flash Flood Watch: Issued when heavy rain may develop and result in
flash flooding in or near the watch area.
Flash Flood Warning: Flash flooding in the warning area has developed
or is imminent. Move to higher ground at once!
Urban and Small Stream Flood Advisory: Local flooding of small streams,
streets, or low lying areas such as railroad underpasses is occurring or
is imminent.
Hazardous Weather Outlook: A product issued by local Weather
Forecast Offices to discuss the significant weather of the day. For
spotters and Emergency Managers this product will detail the type of
severe weather expected, timing and expected location of the severe
weather.
More Snow For Denver.
As I Type this, it is Snowing in Denver, how ever we are expecting only 1-2" in the Denver Metro Area. It will be cold for the next few days. How ever we should start to melt some of the snow, on the ground here in Denver.
By the way we are currently at 56 days with snow on the Ground this puts us only 4 days from being in 2nd place.
DECEMBER 21,2006-FEBRUARY14,2007.......
Denver is expecting Snow again.
Denver is expecting another 1-3". More is expected in the west Metro Area, and the Mountains will get in on this system. We are going to be in the deep freeze for the next several days, so stay warm. And a reminder we do have UPDATED CURRET TEMPS From around Colorado. And don't forget to sign the guest book.
42 Days of snow on the ground and counting......... DECEMBER 21,2006-FEBRUARY 1,2007
Denver Gets More Snow.
Denver has had snow on the ground for 39 Days and counting, DECEMBER 21, 2006-JANRUARY 28,2007. Could we break a record??? We will have to wait and see.
The 2007 National Storm Chasers Convention in Denver February 16-18, 2007.
The 2007 National Storm chasers convetion will be held in Denver February 16-18, 2007.
If you want more information please check our links page.
ANOTHER WINTER BLAST TO HIT COLORADO.
Another Winter Storm will blast Colorado Today&Tonight. Winter Storm Watches & Warnings are up for The Mountains and the Grand Valley. The Front Range including Denver County is under a Winter Weather Advisory. There is also MAJOR ICE in Metro Denver, this is expected to get worse Until sunrise. Tempratures are expected to remain verry low Today, because of the Artic Air in place over the Plate River Valley, including the City of Denver.
You May talk about this in the Chat room. 
CLEAN AIR COLORADO HAS ISSUED A BLUE ADVISORY UNTIL 4PM TODAY. (January 12,2007)
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MAJOR WINTER STORM HEADED FOR NORTHEAST COLORADO.
A Powerfull winter storm that is Currently centered over the Arizona Desert will move east into NewMexico and send major snows to North East Colorado. Current Projected Snowfall is expected to be around 10-20". Adams County,Arapahe County,Denver County,Douglas County, Jefferson County. And many other countys are now under a WINTER STORM WARNING. Travel Will be near imposibble accross the Eastern Planes of Colorado. North Winds of 10-25 MPH Will cause Blowing and drifting snow. Stay Tuned to the National Weather Service or Local News Media for the latest WARNINGS And Updates on this winter storm.
************* Feel Free to Talk about this Winter Storm in the Chat Room*************
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Denver Is currently above the seasonal average by 6* this trend is expected to continue until at least Monday.
CLEAN AIR COLORADO: has issued a BLUE Advisory meaning there are no Wood Burning Restrictions. This will be in effect until 4 PM 12/9/06
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Denver has had low temps in the Negitave range. For the past week, how ever we are expected to warm up by the end of this week, I Will update then unless there is Severe Weather. HAVE A GREAT WEEK. 
CLEAN AIR COLORADO: Clean Air Colorado has issued a BLUE Advisory meaning there are no Wood Burning Restrictions. This will be in effect until 4 PM 12/5/06.
Denver is currently above average in Temprature rite now, how ever a Canidain
cold front is expected to push in tomorrow and drop temps to around normal for the
month of November & the first week of December.
CLEAN AIR COLORADO: Clean Air Colorado has issued a RED Advisory meaning Mandatory Wood Burning Restrictions also please limit your driving. This will be in effect until 4:00PM 11/26/06.
OFF SUBJECT!
I know it isn't weather but I Just found something on-line, that is almost laughable. A man has made clames that he can Summons UFO'S On Command. You can view the video in the links section of this site.
