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High Temperatures Expected Across Colorado Thursday

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**High Temperatures Forecast for Thursday in Colorado**

The National Weather Service (NWS) Denver/Boulder office has issued a high-temperature forecast covering much of Colorado for Thursday, January 2, 2025. The forecast is valid from 7:00 AM through 7:00 PM MST. Below are the projected high temperatures for various areas:

- **Cheyenne**: 41°F

- **Walden**: 32°F

- **Red Feather Lakes**: 33°F

- **Fort Collins**: 43°F

- **Greeley**: 39°F

- **Boulder**: 46°F

- **Denver International Airport (DIA)**: 48°F

- **Denver**: 42°F

- **Fort Morgan**: 42°F

- **Bennett**: 45°F

- **Castle Rock**: 44°F

- **Akron**: 39°F

- **Wray**: 38°F

- **Julesburg**: 37°F

- **Sterling**: 40°F

- **Holyoke**: 38°F

- **Limon**: 34°F

- **Colorado Springs**: 44°F

- **Buena Vista**: 42°F

- **Vail**: 34°F

- **Fairplay**: 30°F

- **Aspen**: 35°F

- **Granby**: 31°F

- **Estes Park**: 33°F

- **Kremmling**: 31°F

- **Karval**: 46°F

- **Burlington**: 41°F

The NWS emphasized that mountain snow will continue through Thursday morning before tapering off. Travelers in the higher mountain passes, as well as North and Middle Parks, should anticipate challenging road conditions due to snowfall. On the plains, the weather will be mostly cloudy, and there is a chance of light snow showers north of Denver. Residents are encouraged to keep updated on weather developments, especially if travel plans include the mountains or areas affected by snowfall.

Source: NWS Denver

Source Type: weather

Source Location: Boulder

Jan 2, 2025 at 12:16 AM

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