The National Weather Service in Denver reported that the week ahead will see more mild weather with some light mountain snow. The mountains are expected to receive at least some snowfall from Thursday through Friday, with light accumulations in the Front Range Mountains and Summit County and several inches in the Park Range.

Temperatures will remain mild over the plains, with dry and mild conditions expected today and again on Saturday and Sunday. The forecast shows an increase in clouds today, while Saturday and Sunday will be breezy yet dry.

Early next week, light snow is again possible in the mountains on Monday and Tuesday, though the plains are expected to be dry and only slightly cooler. Detailed temperature forecasts were provided for areas including Denver, Boulder, Breckenridge, Castle Rock, and Estes Park.

Source: NWS Denver

Source Type: weather

Source Location: Boulder

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