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Denver, Colorado – New Year’s Day is starting off mostly quiet across the Front Range, but conditions will turn more active in the mountains later today as snow develops by afternoon. While the high country sees winter travel concerns, the plains remain mild and dry with temperatures well above seasonal norms.
According to the National Weather Service in Denver/Boulder, cloud cover will increase across northern Colorado today, with snow developing in the mountains by early to mid-afternoon. Accumulating snow is expected mainly above pass level, impacting areas along the Continental Divide and higher elevations west of the Front Range. Lower elevations, including Denver, Boulder, Fort Collins, and Greeley, are expected to stay dry…