Grand Junction, CO – A winter storm system moving through western Colorado is set to bring light snow and freezing temperatures through Wednesday morning, impacting roadways, including the I-70 corridor. Travelers should prepare for slick conditions and reduced visibility, especially in mountain passes.
According to the National Weather Service in Grand Junction, light snow will begin today and continue through early Wednesday, affecting most mountain ranges and some valley areas. While snowfall totals are expected to remain light—generally 1 to 4 inches—icy patches and slow travel are likely in key areas, including Rifle, Aspen, and Grand Mesa.
Tuesday morning may see snow showers lingering before tapering off by midday. Daytime highs will hover around 41 degrees, but temperatures will drop to 16 degrees Tuesday night, with wind chills making conditions feel even colder. By Wednesday, sunny skies will return, though morning lows near 18 degrees will persist.
Later in the week, drier conditions are expected, with sunny skies Thursday and Friday and highs near 41 degrees. However, nighttime temperatures will remain cold, dropping into the teens.
Residents and travelers are advised to monitor local weather reports and exercise caution on roadways, particularly in higher elevations. Stay updated on changing conditions and allow extra travel time if necessary.
For more detailed forecasts, visit the National Weather Service website or tune in to local advisories.
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