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Storm Force Weather Update
Meteorologist Dave Fraser - Tuesday Evening
Next Storm Moving In!
There will be a slight chance of rain showers by evening, but most of the moisture holds off until the overnight hours. Another Pacific storm will track into southern Colorado late tonight, bringing more snow to the high country and a rain/snow mix at lower elevations. At this time, it still appears any snow accumulation will be minor by Wednesday morning. Higher amounts are expected in the foothills and southern suburbs. As the storm tracks into Kansas Thursday, some snow could linger during the morning hours. Temperatures drop down into the upper 30s and low 40s on Wednesday and Thursday. Upper ridging finally arrives by Friday returning warmer temperatures and dry weather through Saturday. More rain & snow looks possible by Sunday. Lots can happen in March here in Colorado, so be sure to stay with STORM FORCE for the latest updates on the front range weather!
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