Denver’s run of unseasonably warm temperatures will take a pause Monday, when the high is expected to reach only 44 degrees, before bouncing back to about 60 degrees for the rest of the week.
A passing cold front could bring light snow across the northern mountains and cool temperatures across the northern half of the state, according to the National Weather Service.
While cooler by recent comparison, Denver’s for the date on Monday is 47 degrees
Temperatures will be well above average: 62 on Tuesday, 58 on Wednesday, 59 Thursday, 60 on Friday and 63 on Saturday, according to forecasters.
Highs in the reached the 60s Sunday.
Clear skies are also expected in Western Colorado, with daily highs in the 40s in Steamboat Springs and Aspen, and in the 50s in Durango, the in Grand Junction stated Sunday.
