DENVER — After a mild and dry weekend statewide, a winter storm will move into Colorado Monday night.
Some snow has freshened the scene in the mountains and foothills, as well as the Palmer Divide. So far, 2 to 6 inches of snow accumulation has fallen to the west and south of Denver with a trace to 1 inch possible in the suburbs to the southwest of town. Those heavier totals have been along the Palmer Divide.
This weak storm has chilled temperatures dramatically. We've had above-average days every day so far this December, and this storm will drop the metro into below-average territory.
We'll see highs in the 30s on Tuesday. Some roads could still be slick early, but skies will rapidly clear. We'll see more sunshine and highs back to near 50 degrees by Wednesday!
Mild and dry weather will hold through the rest of the work-week, aside from a few inches of snow in the mountains Thursday night and Friday.
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