Colorado
Colorado weather: Warm weather and fire warnings return this week after cold spell
Last week’s cold front dumped several inches of snow onto Colorado’s highest peaks. Mountainous communities will continue to see colder temperatures than the rest of the state this week, with highs in the low-to-mid 60s.
Grand Junction and the surrounding Western Slope will also see warmer temperatures, with highs in the mid-70s.
This relatively nondescript weather will continue through the week, and part of next week. That means the Front Range will likely continue to wait for its first measurable snow. NWS data shows the average first snow date in Denver is Oct. 19. Last year, the first measurable snowfall in Denver didn’t fall until Nov. 4.