Denver will have summer and winter — all in one week. According to the National Weather Service, the Mile High City and other parts of Colorado will have temperatures far above normal Tuesday before a winter-like storm sweeps in 24 hours later.
“Highs will climb toward 80° on Tuesday but don’t put your winter coat away just yet! A strong cold front will decrease highs by 30° on Wednesday with rain changing over to snow by Wednesday night,” the National Weather Service said in a tweet Sunday.
Highs will climb toward 80° on Tuesday but don’t put your winter coat away just yet! A strong cold front will decrease highs by 30° on Wednesday with rain changing over to snow by Wednesday night. #COwx pic.twitter.com/pF0hIv0d5q
— NWS Boulder (@NWSBoulder) April 7, 2019
By Wednesday, a powerful spring storm will move across Colorado, bringing a strong cold front along with snow, CBS Denver reports. The low pressure will produce very strong winds by Wednesday night and early Thursday. For some areas in the state, blizzard conditions are possible.
