Still hard to tell. I find the conus over does the resolution and under does precip. I’m just going to look at the window.

Yeah, that's crazy. Denver's record is 6.5" in one day, way back in May 1876. Much more recently, Boulder saw over 9" in one day in Sep 2013.

I won’t get anything if flow stays southerly. Once (if) it switches northerly, I’ll do great.

This might be more accurate.

Most of the models runs have had atleast an inch or so IMBY but we will see. Wouldn’t be surprised if we literally got nothing. Seems like the best chance is some scattered activity on the north side of the system getting into the south sound Wednesday night into Thursday morning.