
Chris Bianchi
Meteorologist at KUSA-TV (Denver, CO)
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2 weeks ago |
9news.com | Chris Bianchi
DENVER — High fire danger will be our main concern across eastern Colorado on Wednesday, with 30-40 mph winds and dry conditions across northeastern Colorado Wednesday, including Denver. Highs will spike back into the low 70s once again on Wednesday, about 10° above average. But, wind will pick up later Wednesday morning and those winds stick around most of Wednesday afternoon.
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2 weeks ago |
9news.com | Chris Bianchi
DENVER — Colorado’s statewide snowpack reached its climatological peak on Tuesday at roughly 12% below the median, marking the lowest seasonal peak since 2018. The disparity between Colorado's northern and southern mountains is stark. The state's northern and central mountains hover near average in snowpack, while southern areas like the Sangre de Cristo range languish at 60-70% of normal levels.
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2 weeks ago |
9news.com | Chris Bianchi
DENVER — It's going to be a cold, unsettled Friday in Colorado before a warmer and drier weekend and next week. A cold front and patchy fog could lead to some issues for the Colorado Rockies' home opener at Coors Field Friday afternoon, with scattered rain and graupel showers, and perhaps a rumble of thunder or two as well. If you're heading to 20th and Blake on Friday, bundle up. The 9NEWS Weather Impact Team issued a Weather Impact Alert for Friday night and Saturday morning.
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2 months ago |
9news.com | Chris Bianchi
DENVER — The Denver area will have another quiet weather day on Wednesday before another winter storm system. Highs in the Denver area will be in the mid-40s with mainly sunny skies on Wednesday, though clouds will increase in the afternoon. A cutoff low, meanwhile, will spin up snow showers for Colorado's southern mountains most of the day Wednesday and Thursday.
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Jul 31, 2024 |
9news.com | Chris Bianchi
COLORADO, USA — Varios incendios forestales ardiendo en Colorado y la Costa Oeste harán que los cielos se llenen de humo el miércoles y jueves. Un frente frío nocturno está cambiando la dirección de nuestro viento a un flujo más hacia el norte. Ese cambio traerá humo del Incendio Alexander Mountain, que ha quemado más de 5.000 acres al oeste de Loveland en el condado Larimer. Esto también traerá humo de los incendios que están ardiendo en California.
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2am wakeup call tomorrow for this one. Penny and I will see you on @9NEWS in the morning! https://t.co/GjI47Xtoww

RT @ColoradoRapids: A banging weather forecast for Saturday ☀️🥁 #Rapids96 | @BianchiWeather https://t.co/rnmLESur59

Upper air data from Alaska is particularly critical for Colorado winter storm/weather forecasting. As Matt says below, *zero* doubt this will make weather forecasts worse.