u/DJThadyus

I somewhat understand what’s going on…

1. How does the setup of the low impact the moisture moving straight north? I feel like this doesn’t happen very often especially right along the first 20 miles east of the foothills in northern Colorado.

2. What impact does the warm air right on the corner of the low have on moisture/related weather around it?

3. Northern colorado east of the mountains gets the most precip in May…according to Colorado climate center data. We had another larger storm that dropped 1.5 inches of precip a few weeks ago and another 1 inch today. Why is this time of the year so perfect for these kinds of storms in Northern Colorado vs Monsoon during summer in the more eastern plains and south of the state?

Any help would be appreciated thanks!!!

My mom and I bought this house about a year ago and most stuff they had fixed but not fixed right. I noticed this in my shower at the bottom where it had not been sealed properly…tore it apart today to hopefully just reseal the tile and found all of this?

The wood studs behind seem ok but definitely need to dry out.

The drywall backing is falling apart, wet and moldy. But it looks ok the higher you go up as you can see in the pictures…started taking the next level up.

What should I do? Any help would be appreciated!

Can I do this myself? If so what can I fill in with the backboard for the bottom layer?