Snow in Denver; No in Northeast

Tuesday 10 a.m.

From the headline it might seem I am dismissing any possibility of snow anywhere in the Northeast. There could be snow flurries in the Adirondacks, Green and White mountains on Thursday. And some of the models hint at enough chilly air in the middle of next week to keep us curious. The idea behind the headline is a response to the question I often hear when people learn about a snowstorm somewhere else: "Are we going to get some of the snow they got?" This video should give you an idea what to expect in your area for the rest of the week.

In a word, most of the days this week will be sunny. We'll have the brightness, radiance, warmth and brilliance of sunshine each day, the illuminated coruscation and lambency dazzling us with its gleaming and sparkling luminescence, glare, glow and incandescence. It's a day for shades or you'll be in the UV. It won't just be the vivid and dazzling irradiant and beaming effulgent scintillating phosphorescent glittering sunlight that beautifies our mornings, brightens our middays and beams through the afternoons of course, but rather the dazzling irradiance that sparkles and shines, the effulgent phosphorescence that scintillates with its singeing sunshine, and the burnishing lambent beaming glare of sunshine that coruscates, dazzles and brightens, not to mention the scintillation, luminescence, glare and glow. So, in a nutshell, and some would say ... from a nut case ... there you have it: a sunny and bright beaming refulgent and radiant set of days, with each day's brilliance and sunshine followed by another day known for its brilliance, brightened by its coruscation – basically beaming bountifully and beautifully sunny. As for the weather...it looks nice (though there will be clouds around at times, and in most of the Northeast, Thursday will be cooler than today and tomorrow).

The sun is pretending to hide behind the trees.