Tonight’s going to be pretty chilly, especially in areas like the Palmer Divide, Lincoln County, and parts of Weld County. Some spots might see patchy frost, so if you’ve got plants you care about, it wouldn’t hurt to cover them up. We have a frost advisory for NE Colorado overnight and into Friday morning. Freeze warnings are in effect for western Colorado as well.
Friday will stay cool and breezy, but nothing too dramatic. Skies will be mostly clear, and the weather will feel pretty steady. Then Friday night into Saturday, stronger winds will move in, starting in the mountains and spreading across the plains. Saturday will be cooler than normal, thanks to another cold front moving through.
That front will bring in some drier air, but also a little extra humidity, which should help keep fire danger lower despite the wind. Saturday night into Sunday morning could get really cold again, especially out in the countryside, with temperatures dropping to or below freezing. Cities might stay a bit warmer, but it’ll still be a cold start to Sunday.
Sunday will be the nicest day of the bunch. Sunshine, lighter winds, and warmer temps — highs could hit the mid to upper 70s east of the mountains. It’ll feel like a quick return to mild fall weather before things shift again on Monday.
Another weather system rolls through on Monday, but it’s looking like it’ll stay farther north. That means most of us won’t see any rain or snow, except maybe a few flakes in the northern mountains. It will get breezy again, and things could dry out enough for fire weather to become a concern. After that, the weather looks to settle down a bit, with average temps and not much chance of rain.
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