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Nothing but sunshine out there today with highs in the low 50's for the Plains. Outside of a few Mountain snow showers, tomorrow will be more of the same.

A powerful system will be trekking across Colorado during the day today. Fortunately for those traveling, the worst of it will largely remain well to our north and east, where blizzard conditions will be possible in the Dakotas and Nebraska! The "warm" sector of the system will be over the Front Range this morning. With this, we expect strong upper-level dynamics …

Expect a beautiful day out there. Highs will be in the upper 40's with full sunshine! The GFS model has tracked tomorrow's system slightly further south, opening the door for a few snowflakes in the Denver Metro tonight into early Christmas morning. Any accumulation would be very light (less than 1/2"), but it could be a nice treat for Christmas …

Mostly sunny today with high temperatures in the upper 40's to low 50's.

Another dry day is on tap for your Thursday on the Plains as a weak cut-off system moves through this afternoon and evening. Watch the animation below....the low off the western Mexican coast gets absorbed and zipped across Colorado today. It's pretty amazing how poorly the models handled this cut-off low. Earlier in the week, they forecasted it to trudge …

After breezy conditions and above normal temperatures yesterday, a weak system will be moving across Colorado during the day today. We'll see just enough lift and moisture to fire off some snow showers in the High Country throughout the day. Accumulations will be small and confined to western exposed areas above 10,000 feet. Less than 1" in most cases, with 2 …

Warmer weather in store today as downslope southwest winds take over. Expect Mostly Sunny skies with highs in the low to middle 20's. The wind will be gusty at times, making it feel colder than it actually is, continuing to produce cold wind chills, especially during the early part of the day. Sunshine should help melt some, but not all, …