DENVER — Rain and snow showers will move into the metro Denver area on Monday night.
The rain is expected to change to a period of all snow overnight into early Tuesday. It will then return to just rain showers for the rest of Tuesday.
Not much as collecting snow is expected with a chance for up to a slushy inch and mainly on grassy areas, in the city.
Any snow that does stick to the grass will melt as the snow alterations back to rain.
There will be totals above 6,000 feet in mountains and the foothills. Totals will vary from 4-8 inches in the foothills and higher totals up to 18 inches in the mountains.
There will be rain showers on Wednesday. Things seem to dry out starting Thursday and lasting through Saturday as temperatures will warm back into the 60s and 70s.
A few scattered rain showers return Sunday and Monday along with highs in the 60s.
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