DENVER — It'll feel and look more like spring with a chance of showers and storms each afternoon this week across the Front Range.
Tonight into Tuesday, a weak system will continue to pass mostly to our south. Most areas stay dry, but the mountains and nearby foothills could pick up a little light precipitation, and a few showers might sneak out onto the plains late Tuesday afternoon. Temperatures will top out in the upper 60s to low 70s on Tuesday, about 10 degrees above normal.
Temperatures will remain above average through the end of the week even with a few minor systems rolling through the state. We'll see highs near 70 degrees, with gusty winds and a slight chance of spotty showers again on Wednesday afternoon.
Looking toward the end of the week and into the weekend, the pattern turns a bit more unsettled. Moisture starts increasing again, and we’ll see better chances for more widespread rain and snow across Colorado.
It’s still a bit early to pin down exact timing and amounts, but overall it looks like a shift toward cloudier and occasionally wetter conditions as we head into next weekend.
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