A cold front moved across Colorado early this morning, bring some gusty winds and cooler temperatures. Some flurries may develop through early evening for Denver and the northeast plains, while the northern mountains will continue to have snow showers.
The National Weather Service issued a Winter Weather Advisory for the northern mountains that continues until 11pm tonight for wind and snow. Another couple of inches will be possible and roads will be slick early tonight in the mountains.
For Denver and the Front Range, any flurries will end this evening with clearing skies and colder conditions overnight. Lows will drop to the upper teens to low 20s by Tuesday morning.
Skies will be mostly sunny on Tuesday, except for some lingering flurries in the northern mountains through midday. Temperatures will be in the middle 40s for Denver and the plains with upper 20s to low 30s in the mountains.
Wednesday will be a little warmer ahead of the next storm system. Highs will be back into the upper 40s to low 50s in the Denver area with 30s in the mountains. Clouds will increase during the afternoon and some light snow will develop in the mountains by evening.
The next storm system will move through Colorado late Wednesday and early Thursday with colder weather and light snow. This storm is not expected to be very strong with just an inch or two of snow possible for Denver Thursday morning with 3 to 6 inches expected for the mountains.
Skies will clear Friday with milder temperatures for the weekend..
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