Warmer tonight as our next storm system moves in
Rain moving in will help with melting of snowpacks
Most areas remain dry through much of the night, but there is a small chance for a spotty shower to pop up late towards early Wednesday morning. Widespread rain isn’t expected, just a brief sprinkle here or there.
Wednesday will be unsettled from start to finish. We’ll wake up to cloudy skies and scattered showers around the area, but the bigger story is what happens later in the day. Rain becomes more widespread during the afternoon. For most of us, this is a cold rain. For the High Country and the Foothills, as the system wraps up, a few wet snowflakes or even some sleet could mix in. There’s a slight chance of a tenth or two of sleet or snow in these spots. Temperatures and ground conditions will prevent impacts.
Highs Wednesday will stay in the 40s, with temperatures dropping close to 30 degrees overnight.
Looking ahead to late week, we start to dry out. By Thursday afternoon into Friday, the system pulls away and conditions improve. Thursday stays on the cooler side with highs in the low 40s, but Friday brings a nice change with our first day in the 50s since January 23, 2026.
