Denver, CO – Scattered showers will continue across the Front Range Monday night, bringing chilly temperatures before a noticeable warm-up arrives Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service in Denver/Boulder.
Forecasters say light rain will linger overnight, with snow showers possible above 11,000 feet in the mountains. By Tuesday, conditions will turn drier and warmer across much of northeastern Colorado, with highs reaching the low to mid-70s in Denver, Boulder, and Fort Morgan. Breezy winds are expected across the Palmer Divide and eastern plains.
According to the NWS, Wednesday will remain warm before another cool front brings scattered showers and light mountain snow Thursday. Rain may extend into the plains by late Thursday. The weekend outlook shows improving and dry weather, with a gradual warming trend returning Friday into Sunday.
Drivers and hikers should prepare for wet conditions in mountain areas overnight and keep an eye on changing weather later in the week.
