After a cold Sunday with daytime highs only reaching the mid-20s in Colorado, residents can look forward to milder temperatures in the coming days. Road conditions are expected to improve throughout the day on Sunday as snowfall comes to an end in the northern mountains. Ski resorts have seen several inches of fresh powder in the last 24 hours.
On Monday, temperatures are forecasted to rebound to near normal in the mid-40s, leading to a big melting day. The weather is expected to stay calm and quiet on Tuesday and Wednesday with seasonal temperatures. However, a winter storm system is currently being tracked, with uncertainty about its exact path as it is a cut-off low from the main jet stream. This system has the potential to bring rain and snow showers back to Colorado by the end of the workweek.
Callie Zanandrie from the First Alert Weather Center at CBS News Colorado is providing the latest forecast updates. Residents are advised to stay updated with the changing weather conditions, especially with the potential for a winter storm later in the week. Despite the cold start to Sunday, warmer temperatures are on the horizon, providing relief from the winter chill.
