DENVER — Temperatures will drop into the low to mid 20s across the Denver metro area tonight and some areas of fog and freezing drizzle will continue over northeast Colorado. The mountains will remain mostly clear tonight, while the I-25 Corridor will be on the western edge of the fog and freezing drizzle. We could see some icy roads for the Wednesday morning commute - be careful!
Wednesday will start clear in the mountains, while areas of fog and freezing drizzle can be expected in the South Platte Valley and over northeast Colorado. By midday, sunshine will hold in the high country, while skies become partly cloudy in Denver and remain cloudy over northeastern Colorado. Highs will be in the 30s in the mountains and low to mid-40s for Denver. Northeast Colorado will stay a little colder thanks to the overcast skies.
Around of snow is possible late Wednesday into early Thursday as a storm pushes across Wyoming into the Upper Midwest. Winds will be cold and gusty from the northwest on Thursday as the storm system swirls off to the east of Colorado. Highs will be in the upper 30s to low 40s on Wednesday and mid to upper 40s Thursday.
Another storm system will approach Colorado on Friday, bringing snow to the mountains, but also pulling milder air into eastern Colorado. This storm will mostly impact the high country, while the weather turns a bit warmer on the plains through Saturday. Highs will reach the mid-upper 40s in Denver on Friday and the low to mid-50s on Saturday.
Sunday will be windy and a bit cooler with highs in the upper 40s to low 50s in Denver.
Warmer weather is expected early next week with highs in the 50s Monday and around 60 on Tuesday.
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