Denver, CO – A spring storm system is set to bring rain, snow, and gusty winds to Colorado starting Thursday, potentially impacting travel and outdoor plans through Friday. Temperatures will fluctuate, bringing a mix of rain and snow to lower elevations, while mountain areas could see accumulating snowfall.
According to the National Weather Service in Boulder, light snow will linger in the mountains Wednesday morning before a stronger system arrives late Thursday into Friday. This system could bring several inches of snow to higher elevations, with light accumulations possible along the I-70 corridor and the northern foothills. Wind gusts may reach up to 21 mph, reducing visibility and creating hazardous travel conditions.
Thursday will see a high near 57°F in Denver, with a chance of rain and snow developing in the evening. Overnight lows will drop to around 29°F, increasing the likelihood of snow. Snow is expected to continue into Friday morning, with temperatures peaking at only 39°F. Roads could become slick, particularly in the foothills and along mountain passes.
The weekend will bring a return to drier and milder conditions. Saturday is expected to be sunny with a high of 51°F, while Sunday will warm up to 64°F. By Monday, Denver could see highs near 69°F, signaling a return to spring-like weather.
Drivers should check road conditions before traveling and be prepared for changing weather through Friday.
