Denver is in for a mild start to February with temperatures soaring 15 to 20 degrees above normal. The Denver metro area will see melting snow as high temperatures reach the upper 50s to lower 60s over the weekend. However, the northern and central mountains are expected to see snowfall, with Winter Storm Warnings and Advisories in place for certain areas. Gusty winds and avalanche conditions are also a concern in the mountains, prompting officials to issue warnings and advisories.
The mild weather is set to continue into early next week, with temperatures feeling more like spring than winter in Denver. However, a drop in temperatures and a chance of snow are expected by next Thursday, indicating that winter is not over yet. Residents are encouraged to stay updated on the weather conditions and prepare for potential snowfall and hazardous driving conditions.
For the latest weather updates, residents can visit Denver Weather Links for hourly forecasts, radars, traffic information, and a live weather stream. The National Weather Service in Boulder is closely monitoring the situation and providing updates as necessary to ensure the safety of residents in the Denver metro area and surrounding regions.
