Cloudier, cooler weather returned to Colorado’s Front Range Friday and rain, possibly shifting to snow, is expected to fall in mountain foothills and metro Denver before a warmer day on Sunday. cowx
Cloudier, cooler weather returned to Colorado’s Front Range Friday and rain, possibly shifting to snow, was expected to fall in mountain foothills and metro Denver before a warmer day on Sunday.
The high temperature in Denver will be 44 degrees, according to the National Weather Service. Interstate 25 and other roads in the mountains and foothills could become slick, weather service forecasters said. Much colder today. Slick/hazardous travel at times, especially mountains and foothills. Rain showers mixing with and changing to snow I-25 Corridor, but little travel impacts and lighter accumulations .
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