Grand Junction, CO – A cold front is set to bring light snow to Colorado’s mountains through Tuesday, potentially impacting travel along I-70 and nearby areas. Forecasters warn that snow accumulations could reach up to five inches in higher elevations, with valley floors likely seeing minimal accumulation.
According to the National Weather Service in Grand Junction, scattered snow showers will move in Monday night, tapering off by early Tuesday. Slick and icy roads are anticipated across mountain passes, particularly near popular travel routes like I-70. Travelers are advised to exercise caution and allow extra travel time. High winds could also create brief visibility issues during snow showers.
By Tuesday, the weather is expected to clear, with sunny skies and a high of 42 degrees forecasted for Grand Junction. Temperatures will remain below seasonal norms throughout the early week, with lows dropping into the mid-20s.
Looking ahead, Wednesday and Thursday will see sunnier conditions and a gradual warm-up. Highs are expected to climb to 51 degrees by Thursday, offering some relief from the cold front.
Residents and travelers should remain vigilant on the roads, particularly overnight and early Tuesday when icy conditions are most likely. For those planning to hike or ski in the mountains, extra layers are recommended as wind chills will make temperatures feel even colder.
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