Rain and snow is possible later Friday morning as a fast-moving storm rolls through Colorado. The winds will also pick up Friday afternoon, with gusts up to 65 mph on the plains.

Our stretch of sunny and dry weather in Colorado will come to an end after Thursday afternoon. Temperatures across the state will be well above average, with highs reaching the upper 60s across the Denver metro area.

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Blizzard warnings have been issued south and east of Denver, treacherous travel is expected overnight Monday into Tuesday afternoon for portions of the Plains.

Up to 25 inches of snow is forecast in northern Colorado’s Rocky Mountains, according to the National Weather Service. Denver will see between a dusting and 4 inches.

Wednesday will be mild and sunny, but a change is on the way. It will be a windy and cold Friday in the metro, which has been designated as a Pinpoint Weather Alert Day.