Colorado Weather Alert: Snow and Freezing Conditions Expected Near Denver Today

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Denver, CO – Colorado residents should brace for a significant temperature drop and snowfall today as a strong cold front moves into the Denver area. Snow is likely across the high country, while a mix of rain and snow is forecast for the plains, including Denver, with temperatures falling sharply throughout the day. A freeze warning is in effect tonight, and residents are advised to prepare for slick roads, especially on key routes like I-70, where conditions could become hazardous.

According to the National Weather Service, Denver is expected to see a high of 43°F today before temperatures plunge to 23°F overnight. Snow chances peak in the morning hours, bringing a 70% likelihood of precipitation before tapering off in the afternoon. Winds will blow from the north at 6-11 mph, with gusts reaching up to 18 mph, potentially reducing visibility. Tonight, a hard freeze is forecast as skies clear, with calm winds adding to the overnight chill. Motorists are urged to drive cautiously, as icy spots could develop quickly in the evening hours.

The weather clears by Thursday, bringing sunny skies and a high near 58°F, though morning commutes may still be slick. Friday will be sunny with a high of 63°F, marking a gradual warming trend through the weekend. Saturday remains mostly sunny with highs reaching 62°F, while overnight lows stay around freezing, so sensitive plants should be protected.

Residents should monitor local advisories for updates on road conditions and prepare for possible delays in travel. Stay alert to changing weather patterns throughout the week to ensure safe travel and take precautions against the incoming cold.

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