Mild weather will cover Colorado for the next few days, allowing for plenty of melting snow in Denver and over the nearby foothills. Temperatures will stay at or above freezing on the plains at night, while the mountains can expect overnight lows in the 20s.
Spring begins on Tuesday evening at 9:06 pm...our first full day of spring will be on Wednesday with highs in the mid-60s.
Daytime highs Tuesday and Wednesday will reach the low to mid-60s for the eastern plains, with 40s to low 50s expected in the mountains.
A weak storm system is spinning across New Mexico and may cause a few showers in the afternoon on Tuesday, mainly in the mountains. Wednesday will be dry across Colorado, followed by a few mountain rain and snow showers on Thursday.
A return to more unsettled weather will begin on Friday as a cold front slides into Colorado from the north. This will bring some snow to the mountains Friday and Saturday and some rain showers to Denver and the eastern plains.
A stormier pattern should arrive Sunday into next Monday with cooler weather and a better chance for rain and snow.
Dry and mild weather is expected for the majority of this upcoming week, with highs each day in the 60s. Our next chance for moisture arrives late on Friday.
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