I know it's early early in the season but it's a good start! There is snow on the continental divide. I can see it from here.
By Mike McPhee
Denver Post Staff Writer
Breckenridge reported September's first measurable snowfall on Sept. 17, 2007. (Breckenridge Ski Resort)
The weather this week gets off to a chilly and wet start, followed by a gradual drying and warming until the weekend when the state will have perfect fall weather for viewing the foliage.
A light rain started falling early this morning in the metro area. Thunderstorms and heavier rains are predicted for later this afternoon. Lightning and strong winds may appear late in the afternoon east and south of the metro area. Temperatures will climb into the high 60s and low 70s.
The moisture should clear out during the night bringing partly cloudy skies and temperatures in the mid-70s on Tuesday.
The rest of the week will be sunny, clear and warm, with temperatures in the mid-80s — perfect for viewing the fall leaves.
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