Patchy fog possible as skies clear out
Our upper-level storm system, responsible for the recent active weather, is departing our area. Temperatures are cooler in its wake, and skies are The upper-level storm system responsible for the recent flurry of activity is leaving the area, with temperatures falling into the 30s and may dip into the 40s, and some communities may touch freezing by early tomorrow morning. Patchy dense fog may develop across some areas, including the I-25 corridor and San Luis Valley, but any fog will burn off by later in the morning hours. High temperatures are expected to rebound into the upper 60s and low 70s tomorrow, with high temperatures expected to reach the upper and low 60s. However, a weak cold front will bring temperatures back slightly for Thursday and Friday, but there are minimal precipitation chances. Chances of precipitation for Halloween and the weekend are minimal, but better chances for cooler temperatures and cooler temperatures are predicted by early next week.
Published : 3 hours ago by Dave Holder in Weather
Our upper-level storm system, responsible for the recent active weather, is departing our area. Temperatures are cooler in its wake, and skies are beginning to clear out. With some clear skies, temper... [1163 symbols]
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