The good news is that the morning commute should be fine, but the afternoon is no guarantee Thursday, with the National Weather Service giving a 10 percent chance of snow and freezing drizzle after 11 a.m.
The fourth Canadian cold front in just over a week will push a moist airmass across the state tomorrow, forecasters said.
Any precipitation along the Front Range is expected to be light, however.
Today proved a nice break from harsh cold today in Denver, with a high of 37 degrees, six degrees colder than normal for this time of year.
Tomorrow, temperatures in the metro area are expected to top out in the high 20s. Temperatures are expected to fall into the single digits in Denver tomorrow night, with a wind chill of 0 in Denver, according to the National Weather Service.
Dry, sunny weather is expected through mid-week next week, similar to those today, forecasters said.
The northern mountains have a slight chance of snow showers Thursday afternoon. Steamboat Springs could see a low temperature of minus-1 Thursday evening with a wind chill of minus-10, according to the forecast.
Weather in the high country is also expected to be mild and sunny through the weekend.
