The bitter cold Arctic air mass remains in place over eastern Colorado. High temperatures mostly stayed below zero Monday afternoon, with wind chills around 15 to 30 degrees below zero. Lows overnight will drop to 15 below zero in the Denver area and closer to 20 degrees below zero in Greeley and across northeastern Colorado.
A Wind Chill Warning remains in place until 11 a.m. on Tuesday.
Light snow will end early tonight, but the roads will remain treacherous in Denver and will be much worse in the mountains! The northern and central mountains will see wind and snow with another 2 to 4 inches of snow Monday night.
The mountains and western sections of Colorado will be cold but not as severe as the eastern plains. Temperatures will be in the teens in the mountains and 20s to low 30s over far western Colorado, but Winter Storm Warnings and winter weather Advisories are in effect for snow and blowing snow through Tuesday.
The deep freeze will ease starting Tuesday and highs will rise to near 40 degrees in Denver by Wednesday! Another cold front will move across Colorado Wednesday night and Thursday with more mountain snow and some light snow or flurries for Denver.
The weather will turn colder again Thursday, but not nearly as severe. Milder weather will move into Colorado over the weekend and Denver should have highs in the low 50s Sunday and Monday!
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