Brace yourselves, Denver. After a chilly but fair morning, with the mercury plummeting to a brisk 16 degrees Fahrenheit, you might want to hold onto your hats, and your warm coats, for that matter. The National Weather Service in Denver reports Sunny, with a high near 38. Southsouthwest wind around 5 mph becoming calm in the morning. Tonight, expect mostly clear skies with a low teasingly hovering around 13 degrees.
Looking ahead to tomorrow, it's a similar vibe with mostly sunny skies and highs stepping just a bit higher at a comfortable 41 degrees, while the night dips to a 15-degree low. By Wednesday, you can anticipate the sun dominating once again, pushing highs to near 46. But, a change is afoot as the weekend approaches, Friday night welcomes snow likely under mostly cloudy skies and a low around 14, according to the National Weather Service.
The hazardous weather outlook is something to keep an eye on as well. While no notable accumulations are expected from the scattered light snow showers in the mountains, the tapestry of weather takes a turn for the colder late Friday into the weekend. Much colder temperatures along with a good chance of snow will return late Friday into next weekend, forecasts to the NWS advisory. Daytime spotters hoping to contribute to meteorological data, however, will be twiddling their thumbs, spotter activation isn't anticipated today or tonight.
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