Christopher Guevara

Temperatures will remain chilly across the Western Slope for today while warmer temperatures are on the horizon.

Above-average temperatures return across the Western Slope as Thursday arrives.

Clear skies have returned across most of the state and will continue for several days, warming temperatures this weekend.

Little changes occur across the Western Slope as temperatures remain unseasonably warm before some changes arise next week.

Temperatures stay warm over the next several days before cooler temperatures arrive briefly by mid-next week.

As temperatures remain warm for Monday and Tuesday, they will take a hit on Wednesday and Thursday as a new weather maker arrives in the state.

Gusty winds to rain, snowfall, and a significant temperature drop will occur across the state over the next 48 hours as two cold front fronts push eastward from the west.

Strong winds and scattered showers will occur for Wednesday as the second cold front swings through, bringing snowfall to the high country and temperatures taking another hit.

Locations in the high country will continue to see snowfall throughout our Thursday as our snowmaker continues tracking eastward.

Sunny skies have returned and will hang over the state throughout the weekend, leading to excellent conditions for the upcoming events.