Rain Arrives in Denver Tonight; Mountain Snow Likely as Weather Cools
A cooler weather pattern is making its way into Colorado, bringing rain to Denver and some snow to the mountains. A weak cold front is responsible for this shift. Rain showers are anticipated to develop across the Front Range this evening and continue into the night.
Weather Outlook for Denver
On Sunday, temperatures along the I-25 corridor are expected to stay in the 60s. The Northern Front Range mountains and foothills could receive several inches of snow, particularly at elevations above 9,000 feet. By Monday morning, some areas might see significant snowfall accumulation.
Monday’s Conditions
- High temperatures on Monday will climb only into the 50s across much of the plains.
- Expect a grey morning with potential light rain or snow showers redeveloping by evening.
- Precipitation amounts are forecasted to be light.
Looking Ahead
The weather is expected to warm slightly on Tuesday, with afternoon highs reaching the upper 60s. Mid-to-late week will likely see a return to above-normal temperatures.
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