Grand Junction, CO – A cold front is sweeping through Western Colorado, bringing light mountain snow and chilly temperatures this weekend. Local travelers should prepare for potential disruptions in mountain corridors, especially on roadways such as I-70.
According to the National Weather Service in Grand Junction, light snow showers will persist over the higher elevations Saturday and Sunday, with daytime highs reaching only the 40s in the valleys and 30s in the mountains. The dry weather expected Sunday offers a brief reprieve before another system moves in early next week.
Monday night could bring a mix of rain and snow to the region, with snow showers likely after 11 p.m. Temperatures are forecasted to dip into the low 20s by Tuesday night, with a slight chance of snow extending into Tuesday morning. Residents should prepare for frosty mornings and ensure vehicles are winter-ready.
By midweek, conditions will stabilize slightly, with highs in the mid-40s on Wednesday before another cool-down on Thursday. Local outdoor enthusiasts are advised to check weather conditions before heading into mountain areas and to carry emergency supplies for travel.
