Denver residents woke up this morning to a light dusting of snow, but as the day progresses, they can expect that to change. The National Weather Service in Denver forecasts an end to the flurry, with skies clearing to a mostly sunny afternoon and a promising high near 46 degrees. As the city shakes off the chill, a light north-northeast wind is expected to pick up, helping to sweep away the morning's frosty remnants, according to the National Weather Service.
The NWS's detailed forecast provides a glimpse into the week ahead for Colorado's capital, and the outlook is rather benign, a warming trend that carries with it the herald of spring. Tonight's predictions suggest mostly clear skies, a low around 27, and winds settling down to a whisper. Sunday looks to be mostly sunny with a high flirting with the upper 50s, while a light breeze may add just a bit of edge to an otherwise beautiful day.
For those planning their work week attire, Monday's promise of continued sunshine and a high nearing 67 might reduce the wardrobe to layers easily shed. The NWS's Hazardous Weather Outlook remains silent on any significant threats, presenting a week that could see temperatures climbing into the 70s by Tuesday. With partly cloudy evenings interspersed, it appears that Denver is positioned for a gentle stroll into mid-April without much fuss from Mother Nature.
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