Public Information Statement
Issued by NWS Denver/Boulder, CO

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PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DENVER CO
1020 AM MDT SUN APR 27 2013

...WHAT`S UP WITH ALL OF THE COLD AND SNOWY WEATHER DURING MARCH AND
APRIL?...

IF YOU`VE BEEN WONDERING WHAT CAUSED ALL OF THE RECENT COLD AND
SNOWY WEATHER ACROSS NORTHERN COLORADO...AND IF IT HAD SOMETHING TO
DO WITH A BIG SHIFT IN THE STORM TRACK...OR PERHAPS SOMETHING
ELSE...YOU`RE INVITED TO CHECK OUT A SHORT SLIDE PRESENTATION NOW
AVAILABLE ON THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BOULDER WEBSITE AT
WEATHER.GOV/BOULDER.

ON THE FRONT PAGE UNDER THE HEADER "TOP NEWS OF THE DAY" CLICK ON
THE LINK TITLED: "THERE`S A GOOD EXPLANATION FOR THE RECENT BIG
SNOWFALLS ACROSS NORTH CENTRAL AND NORTHEAST COLORADO".

OTHER TOPICS ADDRESSED INCLUDE A SUMMARY OF SOME IMPRESSIVE SEASONAL
SNOW TALLYS FOR SEVERAL LOCATIONS IN AND ALONG THE NORTHERN COLORADO
FRONT RANGE...THE STATE`S LATEST SNOWPACK NUMBERS...AND A SHORT
EXPLANATION OF THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN "UPSLOPE" VERSUS "BANDED"
SNOWFALL...AND WHAT THEY MAY MEAN FOR YOU THE NEXT TIME IT SNOWS.

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