Denver, CO – Colorado residents can expect a mix of calm and wintry weather this week, with snow showers returning to higher elevations Tuesday and sunny skies dominating the plains and foothills. Drivers traveling I-70 through the mountains should remain cautious as snow could create slick spots.
According to the National Weather Service, light snow will develop over mountain areas above 9,000 feet Tuesday morning. No significant accumulation is expected, but visibility may be reduced at times. The plains, including Denver, will enjoy mostly sunny skies with highs near 41 degrees.
Looking Ahead:
The five-day forecast indicates mild weather midweek, with temperatures climbing to 56 degrees by Thursday in Denver. Sunshine will prevail for much of the week, but a cold front is forecast to arrive Friday, bringing snow to mountain areas and a potential drop in temperatures across the region.
Mountain towns like Breckenridge and Vail could see accumulations Friday afternoon, impacting travelers heading west. Those in the plains should monitor Friday’s weather closely as colder temperatures and increased cloud cover are expected.
What to Expect:
• Tuesday: Sunny for the plains (41°F); snow showers for mountains (5-25°F).
• Wednesday: Clear skies and highs of 46°F in Denver.
• Thursday: Warmest day of the week, 56°F.
• Friday: Snow likely, cooler with a high of 49°F.
• Saturday: Chance of snow, colder with highs near 24°F.
Plan your week accordingly and take precautions if traveling in mountain regions. Stay updated with the latest forecasts.
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