DENVER — It'll be a mild and dry end to the week across the Denver metro and eastern plains before a weekend storm brings snow to the city.
Look for partly cloudy skies across the state overnight. Some patchy fog is possible around the South Platte River Valley. Lows will drop into the teens and 20s by Friday morning.
It'll be mostly sunny and mild Friday afternoon along the I-25 corridor. Highs will soar into the low to mid 50s, well above-average for this time of the year. Enjoy the January heat while it's here - big changes move in this weekend.
Another storm hits the mountains Saturday starting mid-morning, delivering more fresh powder to the ski resorts. The Denver metro area and eastern plains could see light snow showers Saturday late afternoon/evening into Sunday morning. So far, it looks like about 1 to 3 inches in the city.
The clouds will stick around Sunday along with the cold! Temperatures will be in the low to mid 30s for kickoff at the Broncos game.
We'll get a brief break from the snow Sunday into Monday afternoon before another system moves into the state. Look for light snow and chilly temperatures Monday night into Tuesday along the Front Range. Stay tuned for more details as the storm gets closer!
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