Colorado Weather: Warm Sunday, Cooldown Ahead

Why This Matters: Knowing the weather forecast helps you plan your week, whether it's attending a Broncos game, preparing for potentially slippery mountain passes, or adjusting your wardrobe for the cooler temperatures.

Sunday offers a final taste of warmth before a notable shift in Colorado's weather pattern. As a weather system approaches from the west, clouds will build, eventually leading to snow in the higher elevations. The northern mountains, particularly areas like Rabbit Ears Pass and Cameron Pass, are expected to receive a few inches of snow.

Monday brings windy conditions and cooler temperatures across the state, with strong gusts expected in the foothills and plains. While a few rain showers may pop up on the eastern plains, most areas will remain dry. By Tuesday, the storm system will usher in colder air and gusty north winds, causing temperatures to plummet.

Looking ahead, the latter half of the week promises dry conditions and near-normal temperatures, offering a brief respite before another warm-up arrives next weekend.

Pleasant weather with temperatures in the mid-60s to around 70 degrees. There will be a little breeze, but it will be dry.

The northern mountains, particularly places like Rabbit Ears Pass and Cameron Pass, have the best chance for some rain and snow.

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