Denver Weather: Sunny Start to the Week Before Midweek Snow and Freezing Temps
Denver is in for a cool and sunny start to the week, but snow and much colder temperatures are on the way by midweek. Pinpoint Weather Alert Days have been issued for Tuesday and Wednesday, with measurable snowfall expected to create slick roads and frigid conditions.
Monday: Sunny with Increasing Clouds and Evening Snow
- Morning: Bright sunshine starts the day.
- Afternoon: Clouds increase, with gusty winds up to 30 mph. Highs will reach the mid-30s, staying below average for this time of year.
- Evening: Light snow showers develop after dinnertime, with overnight lows dropping to around 10°F and northeast winds at 5-15 mph.
Denver is expected to receive about half an inch of snow overnight.
Tuesday & Wednesday: Snowy and Freezing Cold
- Light snow showers continue into Tuesday morning, though accumulation will remain minimal.
- A stronger snow system moves in Tuesday night into Wednesday, with 3-6 inches possible in Denver and higher amounts in the foothills and mountains.
- High temperatures: 20s on Tuesday, teens on Wednesday.
- Overnight lows: Single digits, with wind chills below zero.
Thursday & Beyond: A Gradual Warm-Up
By Thursday, sunshine returns, helping temperatures climb above freezing.
- Friday: Highs reach the mid-40s, bringing a return to seasonal temperatures before another chance for snow arrives heading into the weekend.
Bundle up and prepare for icy roads and freezing temps midweek before a brief warm-up ahead of the weekend!
