DENVER — The snow is moving out of the High Country tonight, and clearing skies will move in by Wednesday morning. The Park and Elkhead mountains as well as Rabbit Ears Pass received about 4 to 8 inches of new snow.
Highs will remain above average through the week — in the mid 50s on Wednesday, with upper 50s Thursday and low 60s Friday and into the weekend.
It's unseasonably warm for this time of year. Typically, highs are in the low 40s and lows fall into the upper teens in Denver during mid to late December.
So far, it looks like it'll be a dry and mild Christmas Eve across Colorado. Temperatures will be in the mid to upper 50s next Tuesday under partly cloudy skies. Some models are showing an incoming storm system on Christmas Day. There's still a lot of time and details to fine tune as the storm gets closer.
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