Denver, CO – Cooler weather settles over Colorado as light snow continues in the northern mountains today, with breezy conditions adding to the chill. Travelers are advised to prepare for slick roads in higher elevations, particularly around Rabbit Ears Pass, where snow showers could impact visibility. The National Weather Service in Denver has highlighted the potential for lingering snow and chilly temperatures, making for a brisk day in Colorado’s mountainous regions.
According to the National Weather Service, light snow is expected to taper off by early afternoon, but high elevations may still experience light accumulations. Meanwhile, Denver and surrounding areas can anticipate sunny skies with a high near 53°F today, though temperatures are expected to dip to a low of 31°F tonight. Breezy conditions will persist across the northern plains and mountain regions, with winds of up to 20 mph in some areas.
Looking ahead, Thursday will bring a mild rise in temperatures, with Denver reaching a high of around 60°F under mostly sunny skies. Thursday night will see mostly clear skies, and a low of 29°F. The warming trend continues into Friday, with highs nearing 59°F, though the nights will remain chilly.
By the weekend, sunshine is expected to dominate with highs in the mid-50s. However, a shift in weather patterns is projected for early next week. On Monday, there’s a chance for rain and snow showers, potentially impacting both the mountain areas and the plains. Travelers and residents should stay updated on conditions as this system approaches.
For those in the northern mountain regions, extra caution is advised today due to lingering snow and slick road conditions, especially along the Palmer Divide and the east-central plains. Expect cool weather throughout the region, with highs generally staying in the 40s to low 50s across the state.
