DENVER- It's the calm before Colorado's next High Country storm!
It'll be partly cloudy tonight across the Denver metro, with lows in the upper-20s. Meanwhile, the snow will start to move into the northern mountains overnight.
This next system will bring more light snow to the northern and central mountains throughout the day on Tuesday. Expect strong winds at times, along with blowing and drifting snow along the higher mountain passes. So far, it looks like about 3 to 6 inches of new snow for those areas above 9,000 feet.
It'll be partly to mostly cloudy in the Denver metro Tuesday. Temperatures will stay mild with highs in the mid-50s but gusty winds could make it feel a bit cooler.
Highs will remain above average through the week, in the upper 50s on Wednesday, then nearing 60s degrees from Thursday into the weekend.
It's unseasonably warm for this time of year. Typically, highs are in the low 40s and lows fall to the upper teens in Denver during mid to late December.
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