If you’ve spent any time outdoors on Thursday in the Denver area, it might be hard to fathom that a snowstorm is on the way very soon. Temperatures in the early afternoon were in the upper 60s in the Mile High City and there was plenty of sun. But a Colorado moisture-maker is going to bring some much-needed moisture, and Friday is a First Alert Weather Day for a big atmospheric change.
Denver metro area and Colorado’s Front Range could see slick roads
It’s been about 39 days since there’s been anything but a trace of snow officially recorded in the city of Denver, but it’s looking like that that streak will come to an end on Friday.
A cold front will slide in overnight and bring cooler air. Starting sometime after midnight rain should begin and then by 3 a.m. it should change over to snow.
For Friday morning’s commute, we will have snow from Fort Collins into the Denver metro area. That could lead to some wet to slick roads around the area, and we could have a little accumulation already…