The high temperature is expected to reach 54 degrees Thursday
The weather was shifting from freezing with light snow to sunny, warm and dry with temperatures topping 50 degrees Thursday, the start of a warming trend through Easter Sunday and into the following week, according to the National Weather Service.
The high temperature in metro Denver will reach 54 degrees Thursday, increasing to 65 degrees Friday and 68 degrees on Saturday, weather service forecasters said. By Monday and Tuesday, the daytime highs will approach 80 degrees in the city, forecasters said. Still, early Thursday, snow blanketed the Colorado Front Range foothills. Interstate 25 south of Castle Rock remained slick. And the night low temperature Thursday in Denver is expected to drop below freezing.
😎Warming trend gets underway today, and continues through the weekend and at least the first half of next week. Still below normal readings today, but looking for 70°F for the weekend and 80°F in the lower elevations by Tuesday.
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