Denver, ColoradoNortheast Colorado will continue to see dry and mild weather through Friday, but by the weekend, things should be different. On Thursday, a weak system may bring light snow to the mountains, and early next week, a larger storm may follow.
Boulder’s National Weather Service predicts that Thursday and Friday will see temperatures rise into the mid-60s before gradually cooling off over the weekend. Travel conditions will be perfect because of the mild winds and generally clear skies.
But by Sunday, a system might form and deliver sporadic showers to the area. According to forecast models, a more powerful storm with a combination of rain and snow could affect the state Monday into Tuesday.
The weather is expected to stay generally dry through Saturday for those who are planning weekend travel. Cloud cover may increase on Sunday, and by late evening, there is a greater probability of precipitation. Road conditions may worsen, so commuters leaving early next week should keep an eye out for updates.
Looking forward, Denver, Boulder, and the surrounding mountain regions may get snowfall again by Tuesday. Keep abreast of the most recent forecasts and get ready for any potential effects on winter travel early next week.
