Grand Junction, CO — Residents can expect sunny skies and above-average temperatures this weekend before rain chances rise early next week. The region’s warm weather may help with weekend travel and outdoor plans, but forecasters urge preparation for a wetter Monday.
According to the National Weather Service, Friday’s high will reach 54°F under sunny skies. Temperatures will climb further on Saturday, peaking at 60°F. Calm winds and clear skies make it an ideal day for outdoor activities or errands. Saturday night will see mostly cloudy conditions, with lows around 35°F.
Sunday marks a slight shift, with increasing clouds and a 20% chance of showers after 11 a.m. The high will hover near 57°F, accompanied by light winds from the south. Showers are more likely Sunday night, with rain chances increasing to 30%.
By Monday, rain is expected to impact the area, especially near the I-70 corridor, potentially complicating the start of Thanksgiving week travel. Monday’s high will drop slightly to 51°F. Rainfall could persist through Tuesday, with highs in the mid-40s.
Thanksgiving Day itself may see cooler temperatures, around 42°F, under partly cloudy skies, but precipitation is unlikely. Travelers and residents should monitor forecasts closely as weather patterns may still shift.
For the latest updates and safety tips, stay tuned to local weather advisories.
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