We will start to dry out by late Thursday night or early Friday morning and then nicer weather settles in for Good Friday. These two things will bring a prolonged period of cloudy, windy, and rainy weather from Wednesday afternoon through Thursday evening.
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Additional showers and rain are forecast for tonight mostly south of I-44.
MONDAY: Mostly sunny, brisk and cooler. The weather pattern will remain active as well next week with some small snow chances from Monday through Wednesday. Highs will be in the low 50s around lunchtime in the Denver area, with temperatures dropping into the low 40s by late afternoon. Temperatures will drop no lower than the 40s Thursday night.
May gets 194 hours of sunshine on average, according to the analysis – more than any other more traditional summer month, and is also the driest month. However, some mixed showers of rain and snow are possible. Low around 52. Chance of precipitation is 80 percent.
That’s not to say it will be toasty over the next few days though – temperatures are set to plunge again on Wednesday.
Any ice should change to plain rain showers late in the morning.
There’s even a chance for temperatures to approach 60 later this week. A strong northwesterly breeze will develop, but cold air will lag behind the front. It will be partly sunny with a high near 52 degrees.
Friday will also be showery and cloudy, and we’ll add a gusty wind to the forecast. The mercury will likely dip into the 30s. A cold front will cross the region bringing us some rain and possible storms.
Although the Easter weekend cold spell will be milder, Mrs Roys still expects below freezing temperatures and snow over higher ground alongside “lingering rain”.
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We’ll see decreasing clouds Thursday with a fresh northerly breezy and cooler highs in the low to mid 50s.
