Denver weather forecast today, Dec. 6: Cold and a chance of snow
Good afternoon! Snow showers may start before 5 p.m. today, according to the National Weather Service, and intensify through the evening.
Weather5280 expects the heaviest snow starting around 7 p.m. tonight. That means this afternoon’s commute may not be too bad, but there’s still plenty of reason for caution.
Tomorrow, we might see a high of 15 degrees and about an inch more of snow, NWS reports. Temperatures should return to the high 40s by the weekend, NWS reports.
Weather5280’s meteorologists expect 2 to 5 inches along the I-25 urban corridor, as does NWS, with higher amounts possible west of I-25.
In conclusion, if you are ready to leave work, then please take this advice:
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