Denver is set to experience a significant shift in weather patterns over the weekend, with cooler and wetter conditions expected. A cold front moving in on Saturday will bring snow to the mountains and rain to the Denver metro area. Temperatures will drop to the upper 60s on Saturday and will only reach the mid-50s on Sunday, the first day of fall.
Above 8,500 feet in elevation, the mountains are expected to receive accumulating snow, with a Winter Weather Advisory in effect for several ranges. By Sunday afternoon, drier conditions are expected, but temperatures will remain cool. However, the sun is set to return behind this system, with temperatures climbing back into the 70s to start the week.
This weather shift is a notable change from the recent warm and dry conditions Colorado has been experiencing. The cooler temperatures and precipitation will mark the official arrival of fall in the region. As always, residents are advised to stay updated on the latest weather forecasts and advisories to stay safe and prepared for the changing conditions. Stay tuned for updates from the First Alert Weather Center for the latest information on the evolving weather situation in Denver and the surrounding areas.
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