DENVER — Tonight will be quiet and dry, with calm conditions across the area. Skies stay mostly clear and winds will be light, so temperatures will cool off normally overnight. Overall, it’s a peaceful start to the forecast period with no weather concerns heading into Monday.
Monday and Tuesday will continue the dry pattern, with a noticeable warming trend. Afternoon temperatures will run above normal, making for some pleasant winter days. Winds stay generally light, and skies remain mostly clear, so conditions look great for outdoor plans.
Late Tuesday night into early Wednesday, a weak cold front slides through the plains. There’s a small chance, mainly across extreme northeast Colorado, for a few light rain showers early Wednesday morning. Most areas will stay dry, and even with slightly cooler air moving in, temperatures will still end up a bit above normal.Thursday turns warmer again, but conditions may get a little more interesting. Gustier winds could develop across the plains, bringing a chance for elevated fire weather conditions.
It will still be dry for most locations, but the combination of warmth and wind will be something to keep an eye on.By late Thursday night into Friday, a stronger cold front moves through and brings colder air back into the region. Temperatures will drop closer to seasonal levels. After that, the weekend looks mostly dry with near to slightly above normal temperatures returning.
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