The National Weather Service in Denver is forecasting a serene period of mild and dry weather to grace the northeastern and north-central parts of Colorado, bringing residents a welcome respite as we head into the tail-end of the week. According to the National Weather Service, temperatures today will be sunny with a comfortable high near 56 degrees, with calm winds that'll pivot north at a light 6 mph in the afternoon.
Tonight's outlook continues the trend of clear skies and a low of around 29 degrees, while Friday retains the sunny disposition, offering a cheerful high near 59 degrees. As the region slips into evening, the clear skies persist, with lows hovering around 28 degrees.
The weekend keeps the tranquil weather firmly in place, promising Denverites a sunny Saturday with highs near 60 degrees, followed by a mostly clear night with temperatures dipping gently to 32 degrees. Sunday maintains the mostly sunny forecast before introducing a slight weather hiccup, with chances of rain and snow appearing before 10 p.m., then transforming into a chance of snow as the night progresses and the low falls to around 26 degrees.
Changing weather gears, the early part of next week could see Denver residents reaching for their coats and snow shovels. NWS Denver signals a potential shift, with a chance of snow mainly before 11 a.m. on Monday and partly sunny skies, accompanied by a brisk high near 37 degrees. This next storm system is predicted to bring colder temperatures along with a better chance of snow to the forecast area Sunday night through Tuesday, with the best chances expected Monday, which could lead to slick travel conditions for Monday's morning commute, as noted in their Hazardous Weather Outlook.
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