Heavy rain and hail make it a great day to take the train. Until I get to the station.
Category: Weather (mine)
As the Seasons Turn
Yup. Pretty much.
One reason I like both spring and autumn where I live.
Originally shared by +Les Jenkins:
Sarah’s Scribbles
You could say I’m an optimist.
No perceptible snow on the gro…
No perceptible snow on the ground, but it’s cold enough this a.m. to flip on the heater for the first time. #COwx
A morning rainbow over Denver
We had showers this a.m., and ended up with a rainbow off to the northwest of downtown.
Do you like Craft Beers in Boulder? Gettin' caught in the rain?
One further observation on the festival: I was probably in the 95th Percentile, age-wise. Gads. Still had a good time.
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Do you like Craft Beers in Boulder? Gettin' caught in the rain?
The inaugural Boulder Craft Beer Festival ran into a bit of a downpour problem for about twenty minutes this afternoon. Actually, it worked out pretty well, since it broke the cycle of queue-pour-queue that everyone was in. Plus, everyone had a blast either getting soaked or huddling under one or the pop-ups or patio umbrellas (the good cheer being enhanced by, well, beer).
It was actually a lot of fun as an event (downpour notwithstanding). There were a couple dozen breweries there, almost all good (though almost all pouring at least one IPA, sigh), and while the lines eventually got long, by and large it didn't feel oppressively crowded (helped by a limit on the number of tickets they sold). We went with Mary and Stan and Jackie (designated driver) and Scott, and look forward to going again next year.
In album Boulder Craft Beer Festival 2014 – Rain

Despite (and because) of big d…
Despite (and because) of big downpour, Boulder Craft Beer Festival is a big success.
Crikey. Yesterday was one of t…
Crikey. Yesterday was one of those rare rains-all-day events in Denver. Today is shaping up to be much the same.
RT @coloradowx: NWS has issued…
RT @coloradowx: NWS has issued a Flash Flood Watch for the entire #Denver metro area valid Tuesday PM through Wednesday PM. http://t.co/nA3…
RT @coloradowx: GFS MOS has us…
RT @coloradowx: GFS MOS has us ≥98ºF for highs in #Denver SAT through next THU, with two 100º days. May not be *quite* that hot, but still.…
Trip back from airport last ni…
Trip back from airport last night was slowed by lengthy, massive downpour, C470 traffic at 35mph. Good driving by @MargieKleerup.
When we decided to see "The Tempest" this evening
Flash flood watch issued for Denver, Boulder this afternoon
The National Weather Service has issued a flash flood watch for the Denver metro area, including Boulder, starting at 1 p.
RT @coloradowx: HOT: #Denver m…
RT @coloradowx: HOT: #Denver may be ≥90° for highs the entire next week. ~90° Thu; mid-90s on the 4th; upper 90s to ~100° Sat–>Mon! #COwx …
So I guess our weather HAS been kind of severe this year
Colorado Can’t Catch a Break This Year. What Gives?
Colorado just can’t catch a break. When it’s not burning or flooding, it’s catching hell from the sky, with hailstones the size of baseballs and a constant conga line of tornadoes raking the eastern half of the state. How common is extreme weather in Colorado, and is this the new normal?
And, on cue, we’re just down…
And, on queue, we’re just down to a Tornado Watch.
Heck with it, going upstairs t…
Heck with it, going upstairs to die, where it’s calm and sunny. Esp. since school saw fit to send Kay home on bus. We’re outside the zone.
RT @ChrisCBS4: Here’s the late…
RT @ChrisCBS4: Here’s the latest radar over Denver area. We have a Tornado Warning through 2:30pm. Sirens going downtown #cowx http://t.co/…
Auntie Em! Auntie Em! It’s a T…
Auntie Em! Auntie Em! It’s a Twister (Warning)!
Gusty downpour of rain and hai…
Gusty downpour of rain and hail downtown. Fun (given that I’m inside, not somewhere walking around).
RT @doycet: Ah, March: the cra…
RT @doycet: Ah, March: the crazy ex-girlfriend of Colorado weather.
Slowing ahead
That particular stretch involves curves and the beginning of high walls on either side of the freeway. It's wide, but people still whip through there awfully fast, even when there's sketchy weather and road conditions. The assumption being that, well, heck, what could go wrong?
We ended up going up Santa Fe instead.
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Holy crap