DENVER — A fast moving storm really brought some big snow totals north of Denver and made a mess of the Monday commute! Some snow totals around Fort Collins and Greeley were close to 10 inches and the National Weather Service issued a Winter Storm Warning due to the snow, wind and slick road conditions.
The storm is quickly swirling east into Kansas and skies will clear overnight. Lows will be cold with readings in the teens on the plains and single digits above and below zero in the mountains. Some patchy fog may develop in the South Platte Valley late tonight.
Temperatures will then warm into the upper 40s on Tuesday, upper 50s on Wednesday, and then 60s return by Thursday — a nice break from the recent chilly weather!
Another storm will bring a light rain-snow mix late Thursday into early Friday. It will be cooler on Friday for the last day of March with highs in the 40s.
Milder weather will return for the first weekend of April with highs Saturday and Sunday in the low 60s.
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