Skies remain clear with another Freeze Warning tomorrow morning

Look for abundant sunshine through the rest of the day, with clear skies expected through the overnight hours. Temperatures will drop once again with clear skies and light winds, and a Freeze Warning will go into effect for most of the area.

As upper-level high pressure builds in, sunshine is expected through Saturday. After a cold start, temperatures will quickly warm during the day into the 70s, with winds turning out of the south.

By Sunday, increasing clouds and a slight chance of a few mountain showers will be in the offing as stronger upper-level energy moves overhead. The I-25 corridor and eastern Plains will remain dry, although there is a non-zero chance for a few light sprinkles to make it out of the mountains by the evening.

Monday will feature more of the same, with partly cloudy skies and a chance for a few mountain showers. By the middle of next week, a stronger upper-level storm system moves in.

This will increase chances for heavier rain across the mountains first, then into the I-25 corridor and eastern Plains by the end of the week. Daytime highs during this time will continue to reach the 70s, above-average for mid-October, with overnight lows not expected to dip to freezing for most.

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