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AIWeather forecast guidance

The current AIWeather runs were initialized at 1200 UTC Monday May 19 2025.

Model comparison: Total accumulated precipitation (click image for animation)
Model comparison: Total accumulated precipitation (click image for animation)
Model comparison: Total accumulated precipitation (click image for animation)
Model comparison: Total accumulated precipitation (click image for animation)
Model comparison: MSLP, 1000--500-hPa thickness, 6-h precip (click image for animation)
Model comparison: MSLP, 1000--500-hPa thickness, 6-h precip (click image for animation)
Model comparison: MSLP, 1000--500-hPa thickness, 6-h precip (Colorado zoom) (click image for animation)
Model comparison: MSLP, 1000--500-hPa thickness, 6-h precip (Colorado zoom) (click image for animation)
Model comparison: 2-m temperature, 10-m winds, MSLP (click image for animation)
Model comparison: 2-m temperature, 10-m winds, MSLP (click image for animation)
Model comparison: 2-m temperature, 10-m winds, MSLP (Colorado zoom) (click image for animation)
Model comparison: 2-m temperature, 10-m winds, MSLP (Colorado zoom) (click image for animation)
Model comparison: 500-hPa heights, winds, and absolute vorticity (click image for animation)
Model comparison: 500-hPa heights, winds, and absolute vorticity (click image for animation)

AIWeather plumes: temperature (click a location). AIWeather output kindly provided by Jacob Radford of CIRA. See maps and more information at https://aiweather.cira.colostate.edu

DISCLAIMER: The images and data on this site are intended for meteorological education and research purposes and, although they should generally be up to date, are not monitored at all times. Do not use for making decisions where money or lives are at stake. For official forecasts and warnings, visit the National Weather Service.