Warm, dry weather continues into midweek with highs in the low-to-mid 50s and an overnight low near 28°. Tomorrow’s high is forecast at 54°, closing in on the 16th's record of 57°; Wednesday should reach about 53°, one degree below the 54° record. Valleys will experience historic warmth, while a shortwave may produce a small amount of snow on the monument and precipitation at higher elevations during the work week. Residents and mountain travelers should stay alert for updates.
Historic Mild Spell: Low-to-Mid 50s Through Midweek — Small Snow Possible on the Monument
Over the next four days, we will be within 5 degrees of the daytime high records!
Warm, dry conditions will persist into midweek across the region. Expect daytime highs in the low-to-mid 50s, with tomorrow’s high forecast near 54° and an overnight low close to 28°. Skies will generally be mostly clear in the valleys, producing an unusually mild stretch for this time of year.
The daily record for the 16th is 57°, so temperatures are edging closer to that mark. Wednesday’s high is projected to reach about 53°, roughly one degree shy of the 54° record for that date. Overall, valley locations are seeing notably historic warmth as the week progresses.
Although the lower elevations should remain dry, a shortwave moving through the area may squeeze out a small band of snow on the monument on Wednesday. This will be brief and mostly limited to the monument and nearby higher terrain.
Higher elevations in the mountains are more likely to see measurable precipitation at times during the work week, while valleys stay largely rain- and snow-free. Outdoor workers and residents planning mountain travel should monitor updates in case the timing or intensity of mountain precipitation shifts.
Takeaway: Mild and dry in the valleys through midweek, with a brief chance of localized monument snow on Wednesday and more consistent precipitation at higher elevations.
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