DENVER — Warmer and drier weather will hold across Colorado for Friday and most of Saturday, but another storm will bring a chance of rain and snow on Sunday.
Skies will be mostly clear tonight across the state, except for some areas of fog that will again develop north and west of Denver, especially close to the South Platte River. Lows will be in the 20s at lower elevations, with single digits and teens in the mountains.
On Friday, any fog will clear out early and there will be more sunshine along the Front Range, with highs in the upper 40s to low 50s. In the mountains, expect sunshine with temperatures in the upper 20s to mid-30s.
Saturday will stay mild with highs in the 50s for lower elevations and in the 30s in the mountains. Some snow will return to the southwest mountains Saturday afternoon.
The next storm will bring snow to the mountains Saturday night and Sunday, with rain and snow in Denver by Sunday afternoon. It will then change to all snow Sunday night, making for a bit of a slick Monday morning commute. The storm will exit the state with clearing skies Monday.
Tuesday will be dry, followed by another chance for rain and snow on Wednesday.
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