Cory Reppenhagen is a Meteorologist at 9NEWS. He focuses on climate change, severe weather, and natural sciences, with a particular interest in topics such as tornadoes, El Niño, and regional environmental issues in Colorado and North America. Cory's work has been featured in KJCT-TV (ABC 8), KKCO, The Denver Gazette, KUSA-TV, and 9NEWS.
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The dropsonde, a sensor packed inside a cardboard tube, measures storms over the open oceans as it freefalls from an airplane.
Denver's first snow has come after Halloween 28 times and only five of those seasons finish above average.
By: Cory Reppenhagen, Keely Chalmers
A winter weather advisory covers most of the Colorado mountains from 11am Sunday to 11am Monday, with 3 to 10 inches of snow expected for most locations including the Front Range foothills from 7,000 to 9,000 feet. Scattered rain showers could cover parts of the area from 6pm to midnight, turning to snow overnight, making for a potentially slower commute on Monday morning. Snow showers are forecast to move out of the Front Range by late morning tomorrow. Another storm system is expected to move down from northern Canada on Wednesday and could bring heavy snow to the Front Range.
The snow totals in the Denver area may have been insignificant but the rain in some spots was meaningful.
By: Cory Reppenhagen
A new radar in La Plata County uncovers a 28,000-foot weather shadow in southwest Colorado.
By: Cory Reppenhagen
Colorado State forecasters made one of the most aggressive hurricane forecasts in history back in April, predicting 11 hurricanes and five major hurricanes.
It's been a very unusual 196 consecutive days without a high wind warning on the Colorado Front Range.
Extreme low pressure in the Pacific Northwest will reinforce high pressure over Colorado, getting the temperatures near 70 degrees by the weekend.
It's been 10 months since Denver had a month that was more than a full degree cooler than average. This November breaks up that long stretch.
Clouds hang over the skyline of downtown Denver. David Zalubowski, The Associated Press
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