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WEATHER ALERT: Snow Showers Arrive Friday

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Gusty winds taper off after 7 pm; however, winds still remain elevated around 15-25 mph as a cold front arrives after 8pm

TONIGHT: Front arrives tonight around 8pm. A few flurries/rain showers will fill in behind the front late tonight. Nothing too significant. Less than an 1" accum.

FRIDAY: Cloudy and chilly highs in the 30's. A burst of rain/snow in the morning before more snow develops after 3pm Friday. Snow picks up through 5-8pm and becomes heavier causing slick roads as early as 5-6pm through the Palmer Divide as well as all other areas west of I-25.

FRIDAY NIGHT: Snow showers develop for most of southern Colorado with slick travel likely and overnight lows around freezing.

SATURDAY: Snow showers are intermittent through the day with high temps in the 30's and mostly cloudy skies.

SATURDAY NIGHT: Snow showers tapering off with skies gradually clearing and overnight lows in the 20's to low 30's

EASTER SUNDAY: Mix of sun and clouds with temps gradually warming back to the 40' and 50's, near 60° around Pueblo and the Eastern Plains.

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