Colorado Weather: Freezing fog & drizzle for morning drive
Colder and humid air is still backing in across the eastern plains of Colorado. Into Wednesday morning we should have another surge pushing from the east to west against the Front Range.
This will likely spark up another round of freezing fog and drizzle along with a few flurries here and there. Much like Tuesday morning some streets and sidewalks may end up with a thin layer of ice. This may cause some traffic issues especially north of Denver to Wyoming.
We have a Winter Weather Advisory in place for eastern Larimer and northwest Weld counties thru 10am on Wednesday. Freezing fog and drizzle may deposit a light glaze on road and sidewalk surfaces. Fort Collins and Loveland are included in the advisory area.
Another area of concern is in and near the foothills for slick surfaces on Wednesday morning.
There may be a few snow showers popping up around the area Wednesday night into Thursday morning. Thursday may start with a few clouds and then strong winds with mostly sunny skies will develop.
This should be the start of a warmer pattern change that should bring back the 50s over the Denver metro area for Friday into the weekend. With a chance for a few showers on Saturday and Sunday.
