DENVER — From 70s to snow and cold Friday!
Light to moderate snow will continue off and on, especially in the foothills and mountains, where travel could stay tricky. Down here in the city and on the plains, most of the snow will melt on roads but colder surfaces like grass, rooftops and cars will likely keep collecting snow through the evening hours.
The snow keeps going into early Saturday, mostly in the mountains and foothills. Up there, a few more inches could pile up, and it’ll stay chilly through most of the day. For the rest of us on the plains, Saturday will still feel cold, but the snow will start to taper off and dry air will begin moving in by midday. Expect a slow but steady improvement throughout the day with highs in the mid-40s.
Looking ahead to Sunday and beyond — finally, a warm-up! Skies will start to clear, and sunshine returns along with some warmer temperatures.
Easter Sunday will be glorious with mostly sunny skies and highs in the low 60s. Early next week is looking even warmer with highs reaching the low 70s. So hang in there — this wintry stretch won’t last much longer.
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