Grand Junction, CO – Snow is set to return to western Colorado this week, with Grand Junction and nearby mountain regions preparing for a colder, stormy Tuesday. A developing system is expected to bring a mix of rain and snow, which could affect travel along I-70 and through higher elevation zones.
According to the National Weather Service in Grand Junction, snow levels will sit near 10,000 feet, with accumulations of 4 to 6 inches possible above that elevation. The system is forecast to move in Tuesday morning, peaking in intensity through Tuesday night. Lower elevations like Grand Junction may see rain or a rain/snow mix during the day before transitioning to snow in the evening.
Drivers heading through the I-70 corridor, including Glenwood Springs and Vail Pass, should monitor road conditions and prepare for slick surfaces. Travelers are urged to check CDOT updates before driving in elevated areas late Tuesday and early Wednesday.
Sunday’s weather remains calm, with a high near 62°F and partly sunny skies. Conditions continue to be dry through Monday before the storm builds Tuesday.
Five-Day Forecast for Grand Junction, CO:
- Sunday: Partly sunny, high of 62°F.
- Monday: Cloudy with a 50% chance of showers late, high near 69°F.
- Tuesday: Rain and snow mix likely, high near 56°F.
- Wednesday: Mostly sunny, high around 54°F.
- Thursday: Clear skies return, high near 57°F.
