Denver, CO — Colorado’s spring weather turns active again starting Tuesday night, bringing a mix of rain, snow, and possible thunderstorms across the Denver metro and beyond.
According to the National Weather Service in Boulder, isolated showers may begin Tuesday afternoon, but a more persistent pattern develops Wednesday into Friday. The I-25 corridor, including Boulder, Denver, and Colorado Springs, should prepare for changing road conditions and limited visibility, especially during peak travel times.
Rain is likely Wednesday and Thursday, with snow mixing in during overnight hours across higher terrain. Thursday’s system may bring embedded thunderstorms, creating brief but intense downpours. Winds will remain breezy, with gusts near 25 mph, impacting drivers along I-70 and U.S. Route 36.
Spring travelers and commuters should monitor daily updates, especially with showers potentially lasting through Easter weekend. While temperatures stay seasonable—highs near 70°F Tuesday and dropping into the mid-40s by Friday—fluctuating moisture and winds could complicate outdoor plans.
5-Day Extended Spring Forecast for Denver Metro Area:
- Tuesday: Slight chance of showers, high 71°F.
- Wednesday: Mostly sunny early, rain develops late. High near 74°F.
- Thursday: Rain likely, slight thunder possible. Breezy, high 76°F.
- Friday: Continued rain, snow mixing overnight. High 47°F.
- Saturday (Easter Weekend): Chance of showers. Cooler, high 56°F.
