DENVER-The weather will be mostly dry and warm from Thursday to Saturday. On Thursday, a large area of high pressure will bring sunny skies and mild temperatures. Expect highs around 60 to 65 degrees for the plains and I-25 corridor, which is about 10+ degrees warmer than usual for this time of year. Winds will be light, making for some nice mild days. This dry weather will continue through Saturday.
On Sunday, a weak weather system will pass through the area, bringing a small chance for snow in the high country. This system won’t bring much change, and most places will stay dry and mild.
Monday will be another mostly dry day, but later in the day, a new storm system will start to move in. This system will bring snow to the mountains first, and rain could develop on the plains by Monday night. While it’s expected to be a light event, there’s a small chance (about 15-20%) that it could become a stronger storm with more snow, especially in the mountains.
The storm will continue into Tuesday, with snow likely in the mountains and some rain or snow on the plains. By Tuesday night, the storm will clear out, but another smaller system could bring more snow by Wednesday. Temperatures will cool slightly, but they will stay close to normal for this time of year, so it won’t be too cold.
Overall, expect dry and warm weather through Saturday. A weak system on Sunday will bring some snow to the mountains, but it won’t have a big impact. A stronger storm will arrive on Monday, bringing snow to the mountains and rain or snow to the plains. Temperatures will cool a little by the middle of the week but will stay near average.
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