Denver, CO — A significant shift in weather is expected this weekend across Colorado, with a strong system bringing rain to the urban corridor and snow above 9,000 feet. Residents in Denver and along I-70 should expect temperatures to drop sharply by Saturday night, with widespread precipitation arriving by late Saturday.
According to the National Weather Service in Denver/Boulder, today’s highs will reach into the 80s in Denver, with cooler temperatures settling in tonight, dropping into the 50s. While the urban corridor will mainly see rain, mountain areas are forecast to receive snow, with elevations over 9,000 feet potentially accumulating several inches.
Motorists traveling along I-70 should prepare for wet roads and possible snow-related delays in the high country. The system is expected to persist through Sunday, with a potential break in precipitation early next week. Stay informed with the latest weather updates and take precautions for winter conditions in the mountains starting Saturday.
Five-Day Forecast:
• Today: High of 85°F, mostly sunny
• Saturday: High of 50°F, rain in the afternoon
• Sunday: High of 42°F, snow likely in the mountains
• Monday: High of 44°F, mostly sunny
• Tuesday: High of 47°F, clear skies
