Grand Junction, CO – A mix of spring weather conditions is set to impact western Colorado this week, with rain, snow, and fluctuating temperatures creating potential travel hazards. The National Weather Service in Grand Junction warns of rain and snow showers beginning Monday, affecting roads, including I-70, with slick conditions.
According to the NWS, Monday’s storm will bring a mix of rain and snow early in the morning before turning to rain by the afternoon. Highs will reach near 50°F, but colder air will return Monday night, with another round of snow possible. A second storm midweek could bring additional snowfall to the mountains, increasing travel risks.
Five-Day Forecast for Grand Junction:
• Monday: Rain and snow in the morning, then rain showers, high near 50°F.
• Tuesday: Snow showers early, then clearing, high near 55°F.
• Wednesday: Mostly sunny, high of 58°F.
• Thursday: Showers likely, high near 59°F.
• Friday: Rain and snow showers possible, high near 50°F.
Travelers should be prepared for changing road conditions, especially in mountain passes, where moderate to heavy snow is expected Monday night into Tuesday. Commuters should check for road closures and delays along I-70.
With spring approaching, Colorado’s unpredictable weather will bring a mix of mild temperatures and wintry conditions, so residents should stay updated on forecasts and be prepared for rapid shifts.
