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Metro Denver Forecast: Spring-like Days, Then Possible Snow

Enjoy the 60-degree temperatures on Monday and Tuesday because colder weather is expected later in the week, officials said.

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Nice, spring temperatures will not last. The 60-degree weather Metro Denver is experiencing on Monday and Tuesday will give way to colder temperatures, and possible snow, later in the week.
Nice, spring temperatures will not last. The 60-degree weather Metro Denver is experiencing on Monday and Tuesday will give way to colder temperatures, and possible snow, later in the week. (Amber Fisher/Patch)

DENVER, CO —Temperatures reaching the upper 60s early this week will give way to much cooler weather and a chance of snow by Wednesday night.

The high temperature on Monday was 66, and Tuesday is supposed to be 65 with light wind. The temperature could drop to around 33 on Tuesday night.

On Wednesday, it will be mostly sunny with a high near 54. Winds will pick up though, and colder temperatures will soon arrive. By Wednesday night, there is a 20-percent chance of snow, and a low of 27. Thursday could feature some early snow, with temperatures eventually reaching the mid 40s.

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Thursday night through Sunday will see temperatures in the mid 30s to low 40s during the day, with drops to the mid to low 20s at night. Snow is likely on Friday, and there is a chance of snow Saturday and Sunday.

>> Read the full weekly weather forecast here.

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