Seriously. An unseasonably cool blast of air behind a potent cold front that brought severe storms to the high plains, also brought snowfall accumulation to the northern Rockies.
Do not attempt to adjust your computer screen… 🖥️❄️That is SNOW in June! ❄️
Posted by WeatherNation on Monday, June 8, 2020
An upper level trough digging into the Pacific Northwest has helped dropped temperatures as much as 20 degrees below average. A surface trough diving south through the Rockies will move from Idaho and Montana to Wyoming and Colorado. Mountain snow will accumulate as temperatures drop overnight. Another quick wave from the Pacific Coast will bring additional rain and high elevation snow to the Cascades into Tuesday.
After the cool trough moves out, ridging will build back into the West by midweek. Temperatures will warm as much as 20-30 degrees by Thursday.
