Colorado Springs, CO – A warm, sunny Sunday will bring a taste of spring to Colorado before a midweek shift brings snow and colder temperatures. Highs will climb into the 60s and 70s across much of the state, but a system midweek could impact travel, especially along I-70.
According to the National Weather Service, Sunday’s high in Denver will reach around 64°F under mostly sunny skies. The warming trend will continue into Monday, with temperatures peaking near 70°F. However, by Wednesday night, a system moving into the region will bring colder air and the potential for snow, particularly in the mountains and foothills.
Forecasters predict snowfall accumulating 2-5 inches in the higher elevations, while lower elevations, including the Denver metro, could see a mix of rain and snow. Breezy conditions and lower humidity levels are expected by midweek, increasing fire danger in some areas. Drivers along I-70 should prepare for slick conditions in mountain passes.
Five-Day Forecast for Denver, CO:
• Sunday: Mostly sunny, high of 64°F, light southwest winds.
• Monday: Mostly sunny, high near 70°F, low of 33°F.
• Tuesday: Partly sunny, high of 65°F, increasing clouds at night.
• Wednesday: Sunny, high near 64°F, turning cloudy by night.
• Thursday: Chance of rain and snow, high of 53°F, breezy.
With daylight saving time beginning Sunday, residents should set clocks forward one hour. Stay updated on midweek weather changes as Colorado transitions from spring warmth to winter’s lingering chill.
