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Pattern Change Arrives Wednesday

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TONIGHT: Clouds linger across the region overnight with lows dipping into the 30's before sunrise Tuesday morning.

TUESDAY: Partly sunny with highs in the 50's and 60's with calm winds becoming north through the late afternoon and evening.

EXTENDED: Our next storm system arrives Wednesday and will linger through Friday
The leading edge of this system pushes a cold front into the region likely as early as Tuesday night which could trigger light precip; however, Wednesday looks to bring the first round of more rain and snow to the area with widespread snow Wednesday night-Friday

At this time, any impacts to roads should NOT be felt until Thursday morning for lower terrain areas along I-25 and slick roads could last into Thursday night-Friday morning as well if the system verifies at what model data are predicting with track and energy potential right now

Although some impacts to roads cannot be ruled out around the Pueblo and Colorado Springs; as of now, road impacts look more probable for higher terrain areas west of I-25 and north of Springs through Palmer Divide as well as the Wet mtns, Southern Sangres to see the highest impacts with slick and snow-packed roads beginning Wednesday afternoon (at the earliest) and lasts through Friday afternoon

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