Lather, rinse, repeat! Look for the mild and dry weather pattern to continue Wednesday and Thursday.
We'll be in the upper 30s to low 40s at the bus stop Wednesday morning with upper 60s by the afternoon. It'll be a nice, mostly sunny day with just a light breeze along the Front Range.
A weak weather system will pass to the south Wednesday evening, but it won’t bring any major changes.
We'll do it all over again on Thursday as temperatures stay above normal by 10 to 15 degrees. The warm, dry conditions could cause high fire danger for some areas ahead of this next storm.
Wintry changes roll into the state Thursday night into Friday. A fast-moving storm system will bring heavy mountain snow, a wintry mix to the metro and very strong winds to much of the state. Wind gusts could exceed 60 mph in southern Colorado and along the Eastern Plains. It'll be a very tricky traveling day with such blustery conditions.
So far, it doesn't look like the Denver metro will see much snow from this storm. The city will see a rain/snow mix and much cooler temperatures to end the work week.
The cool, windy weather sticks around for the start of the weekend as highs only climb into the upper 40s. Mild and dry weather returns Sunday and Monday ahead of another storm that moves into the state Tuesday evening.
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