Denver, CO – A powerful spring storm is set to bring rain, snow, and strong winds to Colorado starting Wednesday, impacting travel and daily commutes. The system will begin with rain in lower elevations before transitioning to snow, with heavier accumulations expected in the mountains.
According to the National Weather Service, strong winds will continue Tuesday evening before giving way to widespread precipitation on Wednesday. Areas above 9,000 feet could see several inches of snow, making travel difficult on mountain passes. Lower elevations, including Denver, will see rain early in the day before snow moves in by Thursday morning.
What to Expect Wednesday Through Friday:
• Wednesday: Mostly sunny early, then increasing clouds with rain showers in Denver. Snow possible in the evening. High near 54°F.
• Thursday: Rain changing to snow, with gusty winds. High near 52°F, low around 28°F.
• Friday: Snow showers likely, clearing by evening. High near 42°F.
Drivers on I-25 and I-70 should prepare for wet roads, reduced visibility, and possible icy conditions. Those traveling in higher elevations should carry emergency supplies. Warmer temperatures and dry conditions return by Sunday, with highs reaching the 60s.
Stay updated with the latest forecasts and travel advisories before heading out.
