Grand Junction, CO – Snowfall across Colorado is set to continue through Monday morning, with significant impacts to travel expected. A Winter Weather Advisory remains in effect for the Eastern Uintas, northern mountains, and Flat Tops, while additional advisories warn of hazardous conditions along major roadways, including I-70 and Vail Pass.
According to the National Weather Service in Grand Junction, the heaviest snowfall will hit mountain areas Sunday night, persisting into early Monday. A second wave will bring prolonged snowfall late Monday into Tuesday morning, creating difficult driving conditions. Motorists are urged to drive cautiously and prepare for delays, particularly on mountain passes.
Temperatures in Grand Junction will reach a high of 54°F today before dropping to 29°F tonight, with a 30% chance of rain overnight. Monday will see mostly sunny conditions early, but snow and rain are likely after 11 p.m. The high will hover near 48°F. Tuesday brings a 90% chance of rain with highs around 48°F, while temperatures drop to 36°F overnight.
Holiday travelers should plan ahead for potentially icy roads midweek, especially with Thanksgiving Day offering a sunny reprieve and a high near 38°F. The National Weather Service advises keeping an emergency kit in vehicles and monitoring local forecasts for real-time updates.
Stay tuned for updates on changing weather conditions and potential delays across Colorado’s mountain regions.
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