Grand Junction, CO
Weather Forecast Office
Cooler and Mostly Dry Apart From Light Mountain Snow Across the North
Daytime highs will remain well below normal today under continued cool, northwesterly flow aloft. A weak disturbance will brush the Continental Divide late today which will bring increased clouds and isolated to scattered snow showers to the northwest and west-central Colorado mountains through Thursday morning. Accumulations will be light with generally 1 to 5 inches expected. Elsewhere, expect continued dry conditions with passing mid and high level clouds.
High pressure will build overhead late Thursday and continuing on Friday with daytime highs warming back to near or slightly above seasonal normals in response. Conditions will remain dry through Saturday before the next disturbance begins to impact the region on Sunday and continuing into the new work week.
Please stay tuned to the latest forecast by visiting www.weather.gov/gjt.
Forecast High Temperatures Today
Forecast Low Temperatures Tonight
Forecast Snowfall Totals
Latest Weather Map
Hazards
Detailed Hazards Viewer
Outlooks
Winter Storm Severity Index
Transportation Decision Support
National Briefing
Current Conditions
Observations
Radar
Satellite
Snow Cover
Snowfall Analysis
Precip Analysis
Social Dashboard
Forecasts
Hurricane Center
Fire Weather
Local Area
Recreation Areas
User Defined Area
Severe Weather
Activity Planner
Recreation Areas
Winter Weather
Aviation Weather
Forecast Discussion
Hydrology
Rivers and Lakes
Recreational River Report
Weather Safety
Preparedness
NOAA Weather Radio
StormReady
SkyWarn
Spotter Training Calendar
US Dept of Commerce
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
National Weather Service
Grand Junction, CO
2844 Aviators Way
Grand Junction, CO 81506-8644
970-243-7007
Comments? Questions? Please Contact Us.