Chris Tomer is a Meteorologist at WeatherNation. With a deep expertise in mountain weather forecasting, he specializes in providing forecasts for mountaineers and skiers worldwide, while also addressing themes related to climate change and the environment. Chris has been featured in FOX31 Denver KDVR, WeatherNation, Denver7 News, and WBNS-TV.
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Front Range Temps Climb Into The 40s It's a split forecast with the Central and Northern Mountains continuing to get snow accumulation.
By: Chris Tomer
DENVER — A Weather Action Day remains in place Friday morning for snow and slick roads. Snow tapers off in Denver Friday morning, but it lingers until 9 a.m. across the western and southern suburbs.
A few strong to severe thunderstorms with damaging wind and hail are possible from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
The biggest risks are heavy rain, damaging wind and small hail.
By: Chris Tomer, Aaron White
Expect scattered rain showers across central Ohio through Wednesday night.
Expect a slow Monday morning rush hour. COLUMBUS, Ohio — A wet storm system is expected to race into central Ohio late Sunday night into Monday morning.
Central Ohio could see another 1-2 inches of rainfall.
We're forecasting low temps on Sunday morning between 28° to 34°.
