Mountains see sprinkle of snow Monday
A cold-front swept into Colorado Monday and left a dusting of snow near Rabbit Ears Pass, the National Weather Service tweeted.
Temperatures on the front range are likely to reach highs in the 60s and 70s Monday but a freeze warning is issued overnight for higher elevations near Glenwood Springs and Edwards, the agency said.
“Again, it won’t exactly be a blockbuster of a snowstorm, but it’ll probably be enough that you’ll be able to see the tops of the Front Range dusted in snow by Tuesday,” Gazette news partner 9NEWS reported.
Colorado Springs weather: Cold front rolls in with temperatures dropping to the 60s
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What’s this? Can it be? Yes, the latest system brought a little bit of snow over the northern peaks overnight. This image is from Rabbit Ears Pass @ColoradoDOT. It’s not much but we will take it! Enjoy the cool, fall temperatures today! #COwx #UTwx pic.twitter.com/HFrpCcVQhv — NWS Grand Junction (@NWSGJT) September 20, 2021