Denver, CO – A fast-moving storm system is bringing rain, snow, and strong winds to Colorado, with impacts expected through early next week. Residents should prepare for hazardous travel conditions, especially in mountainous areas, and remain alert for fire danger as dry, windy conditions return by Sunday.
According to the National Weather Service, a storm system will push through the state Friday into Saturday, bringing rain and snow showers to the Denver area. Winds could gust up to 65 mph in some regions, creating blowing snow and reduced visibility. Snow accumulation is expected to be minimal in lower elevations but could impact higher terrain.
By Saturday, conditions will improve, with partly sunny skies and highs in the upper 40s. However, strong northwest winds will continue, with gusts reaching 33 mph. Sunday will bring a brief warm-up, with highs near 64°F and mostly sunny skies, but fire danger may increase due to dry, breezy conditions.
Looking ahead, another storm system could bring rain and snow to the region by Tuesday, with cooler temperatures persisting into midweek. Residents should monitor forecasts and prepare for fluctuating spring weather.
Travelers along I-70 and I-25 should use caution, especially in high-wind areas. Stay updated with the latest forecasts and prepare for rapid weather changes in the coming days.
