DENVER — A storm system is moving across Colorado today, bringing scattered showers to the plains and snow to the high country.
Rain chances will increase through Tuesday afternoon and evening with highs in the upper 50s and low 60s.
Light showers continue into the evening hours before tapering off on Wednesday morning.
The northern plains may have slightly heavier rainfall totals.
For the high country, snow will continue into the evening, with several inches possible at higher elevations.
A freeze watch is also in effect from late Tuesday night into Wednesday morning for portions of western Colorado, where temperatures could drop below freezing.
A red flag warning remains in effect Tuesday for parts of southern Colorado due to critical fire weather conditions.
A stronger system will move across Colorado Thursday night into Friday. This system is predicted to bring widespread precipitation and possibly cooler weather.
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