Grand Junction, CO – A strong spring storm is set to bring cooler temperatures, gusty winds, and periods of snow to Grand Junction and surrounding areas on Tuesday. Residents should prepare for reduced visibility, hazardous road conditions, and shifting temperatures as the storm moves through western Colorado.
According to the National Weather Service in Grand Junction, snowfall rates could be moderate to heavy at times, with gusty winds creating blowing snow and potential travel disruptions. The most significant impacts are expected along mountain corridors, with slick roads and low visibility making driving conditions dangerous. Isolated thunderstorms may also develop as the system strengthens overnight.
Tuesday, March 4 Forecast
The day will start mostly sunny with a high of 55°F. Winds from the northwest will be light at 5 to 10 mph. By Tuesday night, skies will become partly cloudy, and temperatures will drop to a low of 30°F with calm winds shifting southeast after midnight.
Looking Ahead: Five-Day Forecast
• Wednesday: Mostly sunny with a high of 58°F. Clouds increase overnight with a 50% chance of showers.
• Thursday: High of 57°F with a 90% chance of rain. Snow is likely by nightfall as temperatures drop to 30°F.
• Friday: A mix of rain and snow, tapering off by late morning. High near 49°F.
• Saturday: Sunny and warmer, reaching 55°F.
• Sunday: Clear skies and a high of 62°F, signaling a return to spring-like conditions.
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