Denver Weather Forecast: Snowstorm To Bring Travel Concerns, Power Outages This Week

Denver and the Rockies can expect a challenging weather outlook this week due to heavy snow potential and wintry conditions. According to the latest forecasts, blizzards are also likely, and the snow can cause travel disruptions.

Recently, the National Weather Service (NWS) warned of a developing winter storm in the Canadian Maritimes and Northeast states, causing hazardous snow and seas. Homeowners should stay as close to home as possible until the troublesome weather improves.

In addition, the NWS Weather Prediction Center and NWN report a potential unsettled weather outlook in the Pacific Northwest and northern Rockies. The weather can unload higher-elevation snow and lower-elevation rain this week.

Due to the wintry weather outlook, homeowners should stay updated with the latest forecasts, particularly for people with travel plans. Limiting outdoor activities is advisable to keep away from snow-covered roads and travel dangers.

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Weather Conditions in Denver: Where Will Snow Unload?

Zoom Earth Satellite via NESDIS NOAA
(Photo : Zoom Earth Satellite via NESDIS NOAA). Denver can expect a challenging weather outlook this week with potential slower commutes and power outages due to a snowstorm.

According to the latest forecasts, homeowners can expect reduced road visibility and blizzard conditions this week. The snowy outlook can spread over portions of Colorado and southern Wyoming on Wednesday. The potential snow can unload from Tuesday to Thursday in the following areas:

Aspen
Denver
Akron
Cheyenne
Colorado Springs

The advisory shows that the snow is expected to become wet and heavy. Homeowners should anticipate possible power outages due to the weather outlook. When power is down, cold-related health risks are possible, including hypothermia and frostbite.

In addition, prolonged exposure to cold weather is not advisable this week. Homeowners should stay alert for signs of hypothermia.

On the other hand, the weather in Chicago warns of strong wind gusts and elevated fire dangers due to strong gust winds. People are advised to avoid the use of smoking or flammable materials that can ignite fires. The wind gusts are forecast to reach 30 to 35 mph.

In Kansas City, elevated fire concerns can emerge in the city with possible thunderstorms in the late week.

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Severe Weather Forecast This Late Week

Meanwhile, the latest weather forecasts warn of challenging severe storms in the central and southern US this week, causing potential flooding risks and delays. Homeowners should watch out for strong winds, isolated tornadoes, and large hail.

In the early weeks, mild to warm weather conditions can unfold in the following areas: