The last gasp of this winter storm will move through the Denver metro area and Palmer Divide this evening!
Look for snow showers tonight, but amounts will be light across the Denver metro. The city will see a trace to an inch of snow by late Friday night. It's a fast-mover, as the snow clears out by 11pm and mostly cloudy skies move in overnight. The southern foothills in Jefferson and Douglas counties could pick up 1 to 3 inches with this final blast of winter weather.
A Winter Storm Warning will continue until 11am Saturday for south-central Colorado. The Sangre de Cristos, Wet Mountains and Eastern San Juans could see 7 to 14 inches of new snow by morning.
This storm will quickly clear out for the weekend and we're looking at a nice warm up. We'll see upper 40s to low 50s on Saturday and mid 60s on Sunday.
The mild, dry weather sticks around into early next week! Spring-like 70s in store on Monday! Temperatures will stay above-normal most of next week. High fire danger will be possible Wednesday and Thursday because of gusty winds and warm temperatures ahead of the next storm.
So far, it looks like a rain/snow mix moves into Denver on Friday along with much cooler temperatures. Stay tuned as the storm gets closer!
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