The sun shown brightly all across Colorado on Sunday and temperatures began to bounce back from very chilly readings early in the day. Mornings lows tumbled well below zero in the mountains and along the South Platte River early in the day, but the sun helped boost many Denver area readings back into the 30s and even low 40s.
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Skies will be mostly clear tonight with lows in the single digits and teens for Denver and the I-25 Corridor, but still well below zero in the high mountain valleys.
Monday and Tuesday will be dry and milder with highs in the middle 40s Monday and lower 50s on Tuesday.
Another cold front will bring a chance for snow and colder weather Wednesday. This will not be a major storm for Denver or northeastern Colorado, but may bring a few inches of snow Wednesday afternoon through early Thursday. The northern and central mountains should be looking at 6-10 inches of new snow.
Thursday will be chilly, with clearing skies, followed by a dry and milder period Friday through next weekend.
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