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<\/a><\/p>\nAfter a cool, wet start to May, the next 15 days look to be no different. The active storm track will allow for disturbances to pass over Colorado fairly routinely. So, we turn our eyes to the future…<\/p>\n
Over the next 15 days, there are 3 events for which this FTO will be focused upon.<\/p>\n
- Event #1: Tuesday (5-12-2015) through Thursday night (5-14-2015)\n
- This mid-\/upper-level system will drop southward along the west coast by the end of today (05\/11), and will put Colorado under moist, southwest flow once again. This will bring scattered<\/span> showers and thunderstorms to the state before spinning relatively quickly off to the east-northeast.<\/li>\n<\/ul><\/li>\n<\/ul>
- Event #2: Friday afternoon (5-15-2015) through Wednesday evening (5-20-2015)\n
- This system mirrors a lot of what we saw this last week; a low that centers itself over the West Coast, with a decent stream of moisture (and numerous<\/span> embedded disturbances) funneling into Colorado. This system will be a bit more transient than the event of May 1-May 10, moving east of the area in a quicker fashion.<\/li>\n<\/ul><\/li>\n<\/ul>
- Event #3: Thursday afternoon (5-21-2015) through Tuesday (5-26-2015)\n
- The hits just keep on coming, as this third event runs down the well-established storm track, bringing another wet and unsettled period to Colorado. You can find it marked on the water vapor image below with purple line #3, gathering itself over the northern Pacific. A relatively high amount of moisture is embedded with this disturbance at the present time, so it will be necessary to monitor closely as we move forward.<\/li>\n<\/ul><\/li>\n<\/ul>
- Event #3: Thursday afternoon (5-21-2015) through Tuesday (5-26-2015)\n
- This system mirrors a lot of what we saw this last week; a low that centers itself over the West Coast, with a decent stream of moisture (and numerous<\/span> embedded disturbances) funneling into Colorado. This system will be a bit more transient than the event of May 1-May 10, moving east of the area in a quicker fashion.<\/li>\n<\/ul><\/li>\n<\/ul>
- Event #2: Friday afternoon (5-15-2015) through Wednesday evening (5-20-2015)\n
- This mid-\/upper-level system will drop southward along the west coast by the end of today (05\/11), and will put Colorado under moist, southwest flow once again. This will bring scattered<\/span> showers and thunderstorms to the state before spinning relatively quickly off to the east-northeast.<\/li>\n<\/ul><\/li>\n<\/ul>