Grand Junction, CO – Sunny skies and mild temperatures will persist through Saturday across western Colorado, but a winter storm system is expected to arrive late Sunday, bringing snowfall to northern and central mountain ranges. Residents and travelers should prepare for cooler temperatures and potentially slick roadways.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Grand Junction, calm conditions will dominate the rest of the workweek, with highs near 50 degrees on Friday and Saturday. Nights will remain chilly, dipping into the upper 20s. Sunday will also be mostly sunny before clouds roll in, followed by a chance of rain and snow showers overnight into Monday.
The storm system is forecast to primarily impact areas along the I-70 corridor and higher elevations, where light snowfall accumulation is expected. Temperatures will drop significantly, with Monday’s highs struggling to reach 40 degrees and nighttime lows plummeting into the teens.
Travelers planning mountain trips should monitor updates, as snow could affect visibility and road conditions, especially on mountain passes. The Colorado Department of Transportation recommends packing winter driving essentials.
Looking further ahead, Grand Junction residents can expect a return to sunny skies by midweek, though temperatures will stay below seasonal averages. Tuesday and Wednesday will bring highs in the low 40s with crisp, clear nights.
Stay updated on the latest weather changes through the NWS and local news outlets.
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