Rain & Snow Chances Last Through Monday Morning

TONIGHT: Another band of lower elevation rain and higher elevation snow (above 10,000 ft.) will move across the region overnight. These scattered showers will likely last into early Sunday morning and will be most concentrated on areas along and south of Hwy 50 - this is an area where we have already recorded more than an inch of rain, so localized ponding/minor flooding is possible as rain continues to fall. Overnight lows will be chilly as they drop into the 30s and 40s.

TOMORROW: Lingering light, showers will be possible for many in Southern Colorado early Sunday morning, but especially for those along and south of Hwy 50. Showers will become more widely scattered throughout the day, but will continue to pop up through Sunday night. There is the potential that storms that develop near the Colorado/New Mexico state line could become strong with 1" hail looking to be the primary threat. Highs are expected to be slightly warmer, but still cool, with most getting into the 60s and 70s.

EXTENDED: Monday morning will bring a few more showers as our upper level system moves over the state, but by Monday afternoon warmer and drier weather is expected to return. With the exception of a weak cold front on Wednesday, the work week forecast is looking pretty mild with daily highs in the 60s and 70s and plenty of sunshine through expected to last into next weekend.