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ABOVE AVERAGE TEMPS THROUGH FRIDAY

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TONIGHT: Clear skies and chilly overnight with morning lows in the low and mid-30s.

TOMORROW: Partly to mostly sunny with afternoon highs unseasonably warm in the 60's and 70's, near 80° along the Arkansas River Valley.

EXTENDED: Warm on Friday with highs in the 60's with increasing clouds late in the day, a little breezy after the noon hour ahead of our next disturbance that will bring the slight chance for rain showers around the Palmer Divide/Pikes Peak region late Friday night.

The weekend will usher in cooler temperatures and a return to winter weather. Expect a rain and snow mix during the day on Saturday, before colder air arrives and we see snow start to falling overnight into Sunday morning. Much colder Sunday with morning lows in the low-20s and afternoon highs in the 30s and low-40s. Temperatures will rebound early next week.

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