Our winter storm finally moves out

DENVER — FORECAST BY: 9NEWS Weather Impact Team Meteorologist Laurann Robinson 

THE FORECAST AT A GLANCE: 

Our days-long winter storm is finally moving out of Colorado!

Saturday evening, light snow showers linger across northern portions of the high country, as the system moves out. Skies across the front range/eastern plains have already cleared, with overnight lows staying chilly, in the upper 20s. 

Next week, prepare for lots of melting, as sunny and seasonal conditions return. We’ll see several days with afternoon highs in the 50s, Sunday through next Thursday. 

SATURDAY: Mostly cloudy with morning snow, high 38. Partly cloudy overnight, low 29.

SUNDAY: Mostly sunny and warming, high 514. Mostly clear overnight, low 31.

MONDAY (VETERAN’S DAY): Mostly sunny and seasonal, high 53. Mostly clear overnight, low 32.

TUESDAY: Mostly sunny, breezy and seasonal, high 54. Mostly clear overnight, low 26.

WEDNESDAY: Mostly sunny and a bit cooler, high 51. Mostly clear overnight, low 31.

THURSDAY: Mostly sunny and warmer, high 58. Mostly clear overnight, low 32.

FRIDAY: Mostly sunny and warm, high 60. Mostly clear overnight, low 32.

SATURDAY: Mostly sunny and seasonal, high 56. Mostly clear overnight, low 30.

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