Grand Junction, CO – Warm, dry conditions that have marked the past month in Grand Junction will change as early as Sunday, with temperatures falling and a chance of showers. Residents should prepare for a significant drop in temperatures as a cold front brings relief from the unseasonably warm weather. The National Weather Service expects the warm spell to end today, with highs reaching 84°F before cooler conditions set in by Sunday.
According to the National Weather Service, isolated to scattered showers will start impacting areas south of the I-70 corridor by Sunday afternoon, continuing into the evening and potentially recurring through midweek. Temperatures are anticipated to drop 5 to 10 degrees daily through the early part of the week, and forecasts indicate a possible winter storm by week’s end.
The cooler temperatures mark a notable shift from the recent trend, with highs plummeting from the mid-80s to the low 70s by Monday. Grand Junction residents are advised to prepare for weather changes, particularly those traveling along I-70, as road conditions may be affected by showers and fluctuating temperatures.
With a slight chance of showers Sunday night, and clearer conditions on Monday, cooler weather will linger, with highs only reaching 79°F. Tuesday is expected to be sunny, though temperatures will remain lower than average. By Wednesday, the high is forecasted to reach only 78°F, with conditions fluctuating between partly cloudy and mostly sunny.
