DENVER — Look for mostly cloudy skies to stretch across Colorado overnight as a weak system moves in from the north to the south overnight. A weak cold front will usher in light rain showers to the northeastern plains and a bit of light snowfall along the Continental Divide through Wednesday morning. Rainfall amounts look minimal, and snowfall totals will be less than an inch.
Slightly cooler air builds in Wednesday with temperatures in the mid-50s. Even though it's cooler, daytime highs will still be above normal for mid-January. Look for gradual clearing and some sunshine Wednesday afternoon.
The 60s are back Thursday along with some sunshine ahead of a stronger cold front. It'll bring gusty winds starting Thursday evening into Friday along with cooler, more seasonal temperatures. Look for mid-40s Friday under a partly cloudy sky. With blustery winds, fire danger could be an issue to end the work week.
Tailgating weather looks nice for Broncos fans at Empower Field on Saturday. Highs will be in the low 50s with mostly sunny skies.
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