So, yesterday Al Gore tweeted about how April had the lowest snow cover on record. The inevitable result?

Snow and rain drizzled to a stop in most of the metro region this afternoon, but the mountains stand to pick up another 2 to 5 more inches of snow tonight, and the Eastern Plains could see another inch, the National Weather Service said this afternoon.
A freeze warning is in effect from 10 p.m. until 8 a.m. Thursday for most of northeast Colorado and the Eastern Plains – an area from Castle Rock to the Wyoming state line, and east to the Kansas line.
Temperatures are expected to fall into the upper 20s in most areas, with the potential to damage young plants, forecasters said.
Plants should be moved indoors or wrapped in newspapers or blankets, they advised.
Colorado’s weather will remain “unsettled.”

“Unsettled,” like the science.