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A wet end to the work week

Today: The commute home from work could be wet with pockets of light rain beginning at 2 and heavier larger showers after 5 pm. I-25 stays wet with the stay staying to areas above 7,000 feet elevation and the rain hanging out at all the eastern areas. The snow showers are heaviest over the front

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Tracking widespread moisture!

TODAY: Mountain snow ramps back up this morning. Friday will also bring scattered rain showers across Eastern Colorado. Afternoon highs will cool to the 50’s and low 60’s across lower lying areas in the Pikes Peak Region. Rain/snow mixing and light overnight accumulations are possible across Teller County and Northern El Paso County. EXTENDED: We

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A wet end to the work week

Today: Temperatures were mild, with most areas reaching the 60s. El Paso County cooled into the 50s after 4 PM and dropped into the 40s after 7 PM. Tomorrow: Another mostly clear and mild day with highs in the 60s. By late day, a western mountain system begins moving onto the plains, bringing a slight

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Tracking wet end to workweek

TODAY: Afternoon highs top off in the 50s and 60s across the Pikes Peak Region. Mountain snow ramps up with a few spillover showers possible along and east of I-25 in the afternoon and evening. Winds stay breezy with isolated 20 MPH gusts. TOMORROW: Temps will be similar to Wednesday. We’ll likely see snow slow

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Mountain snow tomorrow

Today: Mild and dry conditions as Southern Colorado settles back into the 60s with a breeze. A bit of snow grazed the north mountains today. accumulations are light for now. There is more snow coming tomorrow. Tonight: Temperatures slide down into the 30s after 7 pm as the winds also die down. Areas along the

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Tracking warm & dry weekend!

TONIGHT: Expect a few clouds and mild overnight lows again in the low 30’s in a lot of lower lying areas. EXTENDED: We stay in the 60’s and mostly dry for the next several days. Red Flag Warnings have been prompted for the Northern Plains due to elevated fire danger. Those warnings will likely get expanded

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