A cold front that blew through the state overnight brought high winds and some blowing snow showers to the eastern plains Thursday morning.<\/p>\n
Light snow showers are also continuing in the mountains Thursday morning, and in Denver, temperatures will struggle to get above freezing.<\/p>\n
The high Thursday is 33 degrees, and wind gusts could reach 30 mph.<\/p>\n
The snow in the mountains could cause some travel impacts as roads may still be slick from overnight snow.<\/p>\n
Across the plains, high winds are the main issue as gusts could reach up to 55 mph. The snow showers there are possible until about 2 p.m. and could cause reductions in visibility and travel impacts.<\/p>\n
Temperatures on the plains will stay cold with highs in the 20s and lows in the single digits.<\/p>\n
Mountains valleys in Jackson and Grand counties will be the coldest with wind chills getting to -20 degrees.<\/p>\n
Temperatures rebound quickly Friday as highs reach 52 degrees. Saturday will also be warmer with a high of 54 degrees.<\/p>\n