COLORADO, USA — A cloudy day with wet snow flakes will round off a wild week in the weather department.
Temperatures were stubbornly slow to rise on Friday, so it looks like most of the Front Range will be stuck in the 30s. With the cooler temperatures, most of the shower activity will be wet snowflakes.
In the mountains and foothills, a quick 2-6 inches is possible if convective showers develop.
Not much accumulation is expected Friday along the Front Range, but a few spots may have a sloppy inch or two to shovel and roads could be slick Saturday morning.
Saturday's forecast is looking similar, but warmer with a chance for a rain/snow mix — and maybe even some thunder — by Saturday afternoon.
Colorado will warm up for Sunday and Monday.
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