Colorado is prepared for a mix of winter weather, with light snow showers expected across the mountains through Tuesday. While lower elevations along and south of I-70 may get a few flakes, the likelihood of substantial snowfall remains low.
Mountain locations could get a few inches of snow, and high passes could see minor travel problems from blowing snow.
Tuesday will be cold and windy, with winds gusting up to 40 mph sweeping across the plains and even stronger in the high peaks. Windy conditions may subside late in the day, but they may resume on Wednesday.
By midweek, the weather becomes dry and pleasant, with temperatures rising above average later in the week. However, a weekend pattern shift could favor fresh snow in the Alps. Colorado is prepared for a mix of winter weather, with light snow showers expected across the mountains through Tuesday.
While lower elevations along and south of I-70 may get a few flakes, the likelihood of substantial snowfall remains low. Mountain locations could get a few inches of snow, and high passes could see minor travel problems from blowing snow.
Tuesday will be cold and windy, with winds gusting up to 40 mph sweeping across the plains and even stronger in the high peaks. Windy conditions may subside late in the day, but they may resume on Wednesday.
By midweek, the weather becomes dry and pleasant, with temperatures rising above average later in the week. However, a weekend pattern shift could favor fresh snow in the Alps. Colorado is prepared for a mix of winter weather, with light snow showers expected across the mountains through Tuesday.
While lower elevations along and south of I-70 may get a few flakes, the likelihood of substantial snowfall remains low. Mountain locations could get a few inches of snow, and high passes could see minor travel problems from blowing snow.
Tuesday will be cold and windy, with winds gusting up to 40 mph sweeping across the plains and even stronger in the high peaks. Windy conditions may subside late in the day, but they may resume on Wednesday.
By midweek, the weather becomes dry and pleasant, with temperatures rising above average later in the week. However, a weekend pattern shift could favor fresh snow in the Alps.
