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The weather will vary across the plains verses the mountains. For the plains, it will be quite warm and dry through Monday, then cooling off with a chance of showers for Tuesday. For the mountains (especially the Continental Divide Region), shower and rain will pick up on Saturday, and last into Tuesday. Most of the precip will be rain, but snow will be possible at the higher elevations as colder air moves in Monday night. #cowx
A rather strong Pacific trough will move across the region through mid week. This system will bring a variety of weather to the region. The mountains will see the highest impacts as sustained southwesterly flow will bring plenty of moisture to the San Juans. and a few inches of liquid precip is lilkely, starting tomorrow and lasting into mid week. Colder air will arrive in the mountains later Tuesday into Wednesday, and some of this precip will likely fall as snow over the higher elevations. Over the plains, it is likely going to remain very warm and dry through Monday, with cooler weather and showers possible by Tuesday, lasting into Wednesday. There is still quite a bit of uncertainty regarding track and intensity, so please stay abreast of the lastest forecasts.